;!t OF SUCCESS' SEEKS THAT PAY'FROM PATENTS CITYCLAIM WERE AS, COMMITTEE OPENED HEREAUGUST WATER RATES FOR KISSIMMEE ,:

INFRINGED WHEN 'TANKS .

WERE INSTALLED HERE IN -. s,

%' IN BERRIES- THEN.MAY BUT 1911 -DECISION NOTICE' GIVEN SINCE I CHAIRMAN ?1. COUNTY -FAIR CHARTERTO If Passed Measure Will Go

PROVES VALIDITY PATENTS. --.-.- *
'f' Into Effect On and After

*$' old 12,000 Quarts From About Attorneys Johnston & Garrett, rep- I Will I Investigate Plan to Move Registration Records To Be BE GRANTED SOON October 1 1st 4

;!j Two Acres The resenting the Camel Septic'Tallk Atlantic Coast Line Route Kept By Registrar Katz .
;" Curing Company, have made a claim updn i' Over $6,000 has now been subscribed -

thcity of Kissimmee for royalty alleged to the stock of the Osccola County MUsfMAKE
DEPOSITS'
: Kissimmee At M. Katz USERS '
Just Closed Through Store
.. tt t Season to be due the company because I ? Fair Association and there are enough .

pany's patents in the installation of : out the total of $10,000. Scale Provided For Amount to 'J
HOLD MUTING SATURDAY MAKE DEPOT INTO CITY HALL IMPORTANT FACTS TO VOTERS I "
TO septic tanks here. The charter will be granted some Be Paid Into City Treasury As i f

'yilt.,..) +.1. The letter calling upon the city! time this week and it is planned to Guarantee and Also For Rate .

"'It:.. +AII Men Interfiled in Future of City council for payment Etrtes that when This h the Idea Suggested in Orderto All Those Not Now Registered oa. hold a meeting of the stockholders i According to Amountof j

,t 'Urged to Help Make Plant for aq" | the tanks were installed in May 1911 Give Transportation Company '. Central Election Book Mutt and subscribers to stock next week in Water Used.

:; Large Acreage of Strawberries by an engineer. by the name of Xavier Some Remuneration for Expense Register in Order to Be order to choose the officers and lay ...:..-- { '!-

."' Next Season to Make Kramer notice was served upon the I of Moving Its Able to Vote is /No- plans for the holding of the first annual New water rates and a meter 'Y'j'j'

;Ni i' ., f This a Market. 'city The letter states, however, that Tracks. vember. I fair during the coming-vvi.terv:;;tterh wilt prevail: in Kissimjnee on and 1 ;.

;: :the mutter was not pushed at the I "- i It is suggested that those who in- !after October 1st, according to the i

successful straw'iry ; time because it was not then known I True to his promise CiuUIU'llmanI The general election registration :tend to take stock do so at once in
i is
'f' Clark Howell a ordinance tntrodu cod at the monthly ,
,,. ,)+." He has proven thin whether or not the patents were val- ;I Howell Bass brought before tho city books of Oseoola county will be opened ; order to .have a hand'in the selectionof : '

,tf1fact J in grower.the few he has been lo- !id and enforceable. A decision sinew ''council at its meeting on Tuesday by the new county re, istrar, E. I). the officers and the other details mooting of the city council on Tuesday :!
years
;\toed his truck farm just north rendered by the courts, the letter | night ,his plan to movo the Atlanitc Katz, at the M. Katz store on next necessary to perfecting the organiza' I night. This ordinance was road ,
|fc on
.'ft-:.'...-:of Kissimmee on the Kissimmee-Or- states, proves these patents are valid. I Coast Line tracks from along the Monday, August 7th, and thereafteron tion. I for the first time and unless objection j

: ifando' highway. His place is one of i The claim is made for 18 per cent of I lake front to the western portion of every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday arises to its Provisiona't.w111| be passed

,{.the show places! and never fails to $:J95U or about $711. The matter was I the, city. until Saturday, October 14th. ( CONTRACT LETrOR. at the next session'as' tho council 1

\-, Attract'' .attention from persons trav- referred to City Attorney O'Bryan Mr. Bass outlined his plan to the Having made his bond as required x norms unanimous in its approval.
,It ;, is (>for his opinion .. members of the council as indicatt-d by law and fulfilled all the other re- I The installation of water rooters ee
llng this highway. Especially
.t, in the Valley Gazette of last week quirements Mr. Katz has received his BUILDING SIDEWALKSContracts has been begun in order to complete i
\this true in the strawberry season.
;.t is and then asked that a committee beappointed'to commission from Governor Trammel! the work before October let. The u
y Mr. Howell believes that there ELAM SHIPS 1,000
i contract for this work let to R. L. '
, consider the matter. At- and is now a full-fledged registration was
ti ; a future for this section in the growrr -
'" y of strawberries, if a large enough torney Milton Pledger, who was act- officer. lie is a young man of experience for J.he building of side- .Starling at a price of$1.15 each, except -
ing i '
acreage can be secured to make Kis- HEAD OF CATTLE WEST ing ns city attorney for his law part- in both business and politicsand walks on Mabette street were let to where it is necessary to cut

simmee a market where the buyers ( ner, Lewis O'Bryan, who holds that will make Osceola county a .good lA. L. Davidson at the meeting of the through sidewalks, in which case he ,

I position, spoke in favor of Mr. Da-is' officer. city council held Tuesday night. Mr.Davidson's lift to receive $2.50. A number of meters -
and take the berries F. O.
: ,;may'comf C. B. Elam of Houston, Teas, who Mr. have been installed, but will not
I plan and Councilman Carson moved Katz explains that tbesc'books bid was $1.00 per square
B. "He that number of people
nays a has been in this section for several
be used until the ordinance becomes
'" that a committee be appointed to investigate are for any general or bond electionand yard. |
; have already planned to plant small weeks cattle made I
buying a shipmentof
too matter. The motion are opened t_ To Other bidders B. Dirlierson efT cti ve. -
I every years. were: ,
in berries this fall, but that
1J''H1: I ., -acreage ,[ 1000 head on Saturday last to the was seconded by Councilman Thomas be ['.ble to vote in the general election\ $1.10 per square yard, and N. F. Bass, { The ordinance provides a elidingscale .
: number is needed to accomplish -
::4&, .. a larger eVerybody St. Louis market. The cattle were and Chairman Thompson then .nam.-d next November the voter must be 11 1-2 (cents per square foot. of deposits which must be made
the most for con- I '
,. ( bought from the cattlemen in this section Bass chairman W. by users of water as a guarantee for "
Mr. as with- W. registered on these books. Registration The walk to be built Will be four

!T ""c cerned. who is inter- I and are said to have brought a Carson as the other member. The on the county primary books ?ron feet in width. There will be 460 lin- ''the payment of water c )arcee. ...
; He urges every man : good figure. They were dipped at the I Tho flat rate for water will be 20
: '" ested in the future of Kissimmee and committee was instiucted to evolve the city books will avail nothing. eal feet on Ma bette street and 400 >
, \ Canoe Creek dipping pens on last a plan and present it at the next Electors who registered the last time lineal feet on Mitchell street. cents per thousand gallons, with re- ;.r

;{' ,/surrounding territory to attend the Thursday and driven to Kissimmee I meeting of the body. !I[ those general election books. wereopened lictions( for .Amounts over 10,000 and yja
I
to be held at the city council '
Meeting for A. C. L. '
loading at the north
I' pens Since Mr. Pass broached the ideaof need not register again, but 10.0OO gallons
I j i hall tomorrow ( Saturday) morning the PUBLIC FAVORS NEW eh
\t I : I The ordinance as originally drawn
moving yio railroad tracks in if such elector has his
or- changed poll-
.r f, 9:30: o'clock, when both he and S. T. .
f the in this lo K"'F der to give free access to the lake 'ing place it would be best for him to treads I as follows:
Fansler
' largest
, :,J..r:f. section,, will address the growers meeting and FACTORY WILL front as a start towards the beautincation ''ascertain then that the change has COURSES .IN SCHOOL I "An ordinance to govern the distribution I

" tell'their of this section and the build- been noted on the books, said Mr. .. of and the payment for '-w.

"Mu,\f: Mr. Howell experiences.picked in round num- I START ON AUGUST 20 ing of a bulkhead many other new ,, Katz. All electors who have moved I water in the city" of Krssimmee, Florda. -, ".

,jf bers 12,000. quarts of strawberries oft plans have been suggested. His planis to the county within the last two That the public in general and especially -I i 4'
the I to purchase the present rightofway j' years and all new voters, those just "Be it ordained by the council o} .
. his two acre plat during season the parents favor the inauguration -
fr. just closed and sold them for about Machinery is now being installed at of the railroad and assist the rail- '!I some of age, must register on' .these of domestic science coursesin I the city of Kissimmoo:

, :'the Tucker Woodtex Brick factory road company in securing a rightofway books. "That,, commencing October lat,
M $1500. He had an expense of about ,, I the public schools during the next
" .* $600 in tending and picking tho crop :',hand I President J. Wade Tucker stated in the western section of the city. '|I The law covering the points is as term as suggested by Prof. ''R. M, / 1916. all water furnished to re.ldontaof I

and netted about $900. He paid out :!!: this week that operation pf the plant Mr. Bass would then build a boule- '''follows, : '* Evans is plainly evident from the talk Kissimmee, shall be in the manner

$296 for picking alone, and over $100 would be inaugurated on August 20, vard similar to Broadway: with a I I "Sec. 183. Time of Registrationand heard at every public gathering. and upon .the terms as hereinafterset

I for baskets. The charges for Most of the machinery is now here parkway in the center along the : Office HoulI-The supervisor of >At a recent public gathering where. out. i 1

commissions and fertilizer, frell'M'1 and what has not arriv d has already property thus secured. This, ho believes I'registration shall l keep the registra- some evonty-flve persona were in at ""Section 1-Thct meters shall 'be

of the expense. reached Jacksonville bystcamir and would make desirable tibn books of, the county open at his tendance-a rising vote was called for installed In all residences, 'business

\telt I will be shipped hero within. a few I roperty'of 'the contiguous land and office at least three days In each week, and every person present cast' an aft houses or other places requiring

: MACHINERY IS 1 days. .would lead to the almost immediate and ,oftener if the county commissioners ffrmative vote i water and that'a deposit. shall be required

tftttF NEW The machinery is all to be installed bulkhending of the lake together with shall so order, from 9 o'clock before water shall be turned

: on concrete base and the plant the reclaiming of acres of fine land 'a. m. to 12 m., and from 2 p. m. to on, said deposit to remain to the credit "

? h. TAKEN?TO OIL WELL will be one of the most substantialin where fine residences could be built I 16 p. m., from the first Monday in Au- BAND CONCERTS DRAW of said depositor as long as partyor

Florida. facing the lake. i gust in each year in which there is parties continue to use city water.

f Why not hold some sort of a celebration It is now suggested that in the I a general election, for the registration CROWDS TO KISSIMMEE Deposits shall bo M follows j "

$ Preparations are being made to to mark the opening of this event the right-of-wry is purchased ;< of electors. And he shall give "Three openings or l,fi, ffl.OO -

r\ jume drilling at the well of the Xis.I, industrial plant, which is sure to become some disposition will have to be made j notice by publishing in a newspaper .1.. ". .caw! "Four openings ____ __.. 7.60 t

&, .sfmmee Oil Company near one of the c tf's largest industries of the present railway depot. The '|printed in his county for two consecutive The weekly concerts of the Kissimmee "More than four open'gs 10.00 i T

Park. New machinery was plan would be to widen the parkway :, weeks immediately preceding Band continue to attract automobile " "Section 2-That all water used by

; the site of the well this week consist-I I at this point and beautify the grounds''the time of opening his books, nam- parties to Kissimmee from the 'citizens of said city shall be paid for ,

i ing of 2500 pounds of cable, over 3000 I NEWS OF KISSIMMEEMEN around the depot which could easily I ing the days of the week h" will keep at the rate of twenty cents ($.20) per ,

:- feet in length, and a drilling machine | be transformed into a municipal )I'his books open. The district regis- surrounding cities. It is no uncom- thousand gallons, up to ten thousand
mon sight on Friday nights and especially -
k weighing 600 or 700 pounds. or city hall. tration officers, hereinbefore provided gallons.

:Y ; It is stated that actual work will l IN GREAT WAR Now that he has been given au- : for, shr.ll keep the registration books | on Sunday afternoons to "Fifteen cents ($0.15)) per thousand

. t;-' be started by the G. E. Southard Con- J thority as chairman of the committee i iI 'for such places therein for the our- i count twenty or thirty automobilesfrom gallons for all water used in. excess :
I
i ii i :> .. tracting Company, of Lakeland, aSI I Of the three-men who went from I Councilman Bass declares he will be- I pose of registration at least two days 'enjoying other the cities filled with visitors* |i jf 10,000 gallons up to thirtyV thou-

17r' Loon as the foicp of experts can be gin work on a definite plan to secure in each week, from 9 o'clock a. in. to concerts. 'Hand gallons.
Kissimmee to join the English Under the
of Prof. G.
f ,>({ gathered. Mr. 'Southard is an expe- | army the railroad's removal. He is determined /112 m., and from 1 o'clock p. m. to 7 leadership { "Ten cents: ($0.10)) per housand
. t i jat the beginning of 'he war, two remain 1M. Shenrouss, Jr., the band has become -
rienced oil well man rind the company o find a feasible plan and de- | p. m., from the first Monday in September -' |gallons for all water used In excess
I
in the service. R. W. M ikle- of the musical
l ,,: expects him to settle-definitely whether clares that this! action will mean the ; until the second Saturday of one recognized I of1? thirty thousand gal'.one."The .
I john was injured and discharged. organizations of the state and is
i "' not there is oil under tho surface j I beginning of an era of prosperity for the month preceding the day in each attracting I minimum charge shall be '-
Frank VansAgnew and F. J. Jenkins attention everywhere. Last
of this section of Florida. Kissimmee. in which : I
year there is a general elec $1.00 per month.
are still'serving" in the army. Mr. Sunday an especially .li.- concert was
The Kissimme Oil Company is the I tion. He shall give notice by pub- i I "Se..tion43-Water meters shall he

, c!. .. nes_.car>cexji4vhich; has taken over VansAgnew was slightly wounded by CARSON FARMER NOW lishing in three conspicuous places! in I rendered. I read monthly and all amounts due y-\\
the same shell that disabled 'lifl comrade The regular concert w'il be given
! the interests of the old defunct company his district, naming days of the week (I shall be payable! at the office of the j
but returned to the ranks, join tonight and there will i the usual
which began the work at Kissi.-n- j his books will be open, and at what I City Clerk on or befor .the tenth of
ed the bomb throwing squad and was TELEPHONE MANAGERMrs. Surn'ty afternoon concert at 4 o'clock.
mee Park. It now has sufficient capital \ particular building or dwelling he each succeeding month. If not then
to
promoted a lieutenancy. At
to continue the wolk until oil is h.9 pres- I will be. During the time that the paid water may be cut off without r } '
ent is in charge of a machine gun
discovered or it is definitely determined squad. A very interesting series of Carson Farmer, who has been district registration officer is regis- 'I NEW JERSEY MAN TO further notice.

t', that there are no oil deposits here. letters from tho trenches, written by the efficient manager of the local telephone I tering voters he may register in one I "Section 4-It is the intention of j
book and tho in this ordinance to take the of all
Supervisor another. place
him exchange for several BUILD FINE HOMEHEREAugust
appeared in. the July Scribner's years,
The registration books of each I ordinances heretofore
affecting
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASS'N and has been continued in the August has resigned her position. However, county passed -
the telephone j shall be closed on said second Saturday the distribution of and payment {
believes in
number of that magazine. company

::1':1'TO HOLD MEETING HEEE F. J. Jenkins entered the aviation keeping good people in charge and of the month preceding the dayin Hierlie, of New Jersey, has for water in the said city, and all or-
: immediately Carson Farmer her hus- I each year in which there shall be dinances or parts of ordinances In
corps and after service in France purchased 55 acres in Paik Gardens,
'a general election. \nd no : conflict herewith are hereby revoked.( ,
f --- went to Egypt for duty along the band, was offered the place and ac person southeast of the city, fro n Charles

, v';" The workers are planning to have Suez canal. That he has made good cepted. Mr. Farmer is a splendid other shall lie t.'ne: allowed than: duri.to register the at any i Straub, of Kansas, who recently purchased GET HONORABLE DISCHARGE.

I t0 the quarterly convention of the city is attested by his being given the business man and has made a suc- ; period this tract from the Nelson >-.

J . Sunday school association Sunday afternoon medal of the "dtatingaished service ooss here in the insurance bus! IBIS. said herein books provided for registration for -ha opening of elector of Realty Company. This deal' Was Five Kissimmee boys wore given" ;

August 18th. This will bet ortler." He will continue that business I.. con- *." made by the Nelson Realty Companyand honora: discharges from military

t i a test of zeal at the low tide; but nection with his duties as telephone _ G. F. West, of Allen county, Kan- service in the National fuard duringthe
: NARROW TREAD
CARS NOW.
,.: perhaps that is well. : manager and has moved his otficJ i GE"" FINE MOOSE IICAD. sas, who is general sales agent of the p scent week. They were Earl1

....., The Sunday school is one of the ; All the new models of automobiles i to the headquarters of the companyover propertyfor Mr. Straub.Mr. Lupfei V. H. Peake, Lawrence Tress ,

'' most effective organizations for use- sent to Florida this season are of the the State Bank where he r-' I Hitrlie ian expcri--: far I J. M. Johnston and J. B. Walker. d ;
local ;
The
lodge of Loy. I Order of
!'4 ful service, and is making steady ad.vancement -* 66 inch tread, instead of 60, as was I look after both businesses. His man.' :mer and has ]let the contract for the Mesii f take, Walker and Johnston
Moose No.
!4S'i, is juotlj: proud of
'//j I in the improvement of formerly used here. The 66-inch friends will be glad to note his em-, the fine mounted Moosa head whl.Farrived erection of a fine home on the prop were already at home on furloul'hl.while a;

\ ethodl.I tread has always been the standard I ployment as manager of the companyand I fiis .. : erty. He has shipped in OT.*> of the Lu.ifer and Tress were in campvrfih -
wee! It is head of
,." These conventions bring together tread in the north and only a few that he will prove a first dais' Canadian .the best spans of mules ever seen r.n this[ Company B.t Black Point.
arid
a moot sac purchased
.'Ie' tho.leading workers for mutual count southern states used tn.-wider,.tread. manager is the, opinion of every one from Edwin Dixon taxidermist section of't1ie country and a L' 7 mn-. They w( .e expected to return home
atUnlnnvilTe
:
of them.
i 1.el.! Vnd encouragement, and are both]i The automobile manufacturers have Ontario, Canada The tity. of'model'll farming mi.hinery.'. today. ty tyThe

: ,.;tDr- lyjUablS| and Indispensable. 'now. made the 66-inch tread standardfor Mr. and Mrs. if. E. Stephens left head has been placed 1.the lodge'room .rte He expect:i to farm the land hy mod fir't- -department has recently
Th:forees of Kissimmoe should becln the entire country. Some dUl'ieul'ty ,metnods:
for
yesterday Glenn :
I' Springs, S. C., where it Ia a constant reminderof received '753: feet of new hose and: '
now to- shake: off their lethargy will be experienced for a time in where they will spend two weeks, after the noble 5
of the
: qualities animal ME.VS MEETING. Bat. had new tires placed the Are
nd ready for this meeting negotiating the sand, loads, where the which gn{?
f ipet they will visit Ashevillo.Waynosrflle from: whose life history the lodge has truck. The department baa also 'r, r"
ready to put force In It, and get helpRah ruts have been made by the wider and resorta in North drawn Its It Methodist
: precepts maesuro Borne At the ) Sunday schoolrooms been equipped with a tire earing'outfit ; -
\}' I t&'Om" it. .cars, but when once tht 66-Inch Carolina. During Mr. Stevens' absence eight or ten feet across the horns luid, at o'clock Sunday afUnoon.All which holds the weight of the machine t "

i property formerly owned by Dr. i I Mrs. F. II. Tyner and! children visited p. m. planting of peas and peanut its death. This is the second findingof ; f fI )
that
in; .section.\
Chunn on Indiana avenue. her parents near Winter Garden I are, reported at Edison Junc a dead manatee reported in the
d
.
Ths: Lake' Shore Club held a progressive (Ilast. week. St. Petersburg Intcrmcdi..te and I tion. State in the last week. I ,
Woik has been )liegui. on enlarging; \
f>00 party at their club house :Mr. and Mrs. Fox and! children and. Junior ,
Leaguers' are workingtineh"
I I it In- ,iitiu-, |JIIO ""11[- sou, r nl", the Winlir -;
the lake front Thursday: ""vpning. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Garrett motored. The County Commissioners of Manatee
\ on under :Miss Nannic :Matchett. :Mrs. Tho n"'w lee (County Hospital w is I lli\i>-i I (Iitiu-, ( ;ii-nu" ,-i i "' ,ocla' 4.

\f Dainty) refreshmens served. to Sunford and other points Wednes Vanl"vke, the. 'regular !leader, i is away Lhrown open for the reception of pa- county have ordered soundinto ;;, Hun' and will In- < oniili-ti-il| !before the v Tbala's

The New York V.-UVUIIK' Association for vacation. :Miss :Morten ;*
t day.Mrs. presidtover ients' \last wcv.'k. be made of the river bed lookingto season opens. J,
met on Tucday afternoon in Oak I John Thomas was a Kissim- Seniors. ..
the construction of a bridge 111'1'0the ,!
Grove Park. Twenty-five: memberswere niee visitor' Wednesday.
I The .Ault apiary, nt Cortez, has river between Palmetto and liia- ( ] new. $IOOKMewerage( ) ( sys- r1
present and one new member Percy Cromartie visited home folks President Evans visited Ehren

and two honorary members were taken here Sunday and Monday.Mr. :: League recently.. Miss Jonnie Ma taken out since March 3,500 pounds dentown. tern is ready for_use. t(,

AH enjoyed plear.nnA-. after and Mru. R. G. Floyd d. little from their hives. ;
a, fti>.. McCall is president of this new )f honey i to i
the' Seventy acres are being planted
'Though strawberry ;
noon together daughter Edna, Mr. and Mrs Jiftins League and President Fulwood John i n season
roselle at Lake Hamilton!
The Epworth League. ahd the Christian Smith, Miss Vivian Floyd and son leads the new League' at Odessa.: ',Ar: considerable'' building' boom is closed oclcially some months ago 'm't(; : . rThe

'Endes vors' of tho Presbyterianand Miss Alma "Shuman "were pleasant Both arc 'in. Ocala district.IJev. ender way at Indian Rocks, one of Plant City, yet 'there have been a ..;

a St. Cloudisilor i on :Mond.iy.Mrs. I I I I're lent i Clrytun Ie\!
of inAl'lzona'
.: W. Barley :Mrs. :Mary \\inrenbMg Tinhistory the aborigines: has. Pleasant] Hill loi>ruv-. :Mr- Josii11:1 ,\ith pioimse; of lunge: yields. "li">iiiniti'.iii; sore." ulcers, pimples '.
: is extensive, for on plain. The progressive citizens of t tin-;,
v ; Roy Van Den berg, Harry ct-( (Get;
,' : Bell the Bradford. League./ President ( n at Osceola" Pharma-,
'on and. in the cliffs there San Antonio section "I
mesas are
arc planning
Todd, Kvadnn Morris, RuthVyle, ', ,I \V. H. Kletcln-r' I :-ads ( )'Hri n The connecting link between Bralantown rv on a guarantee, to satisfy.TAYLOR'S.
many ruins of ,pluoccupied:, by the road and] bridge district ami will, ,,
p-
; Floyd :Mo.shi-r 1 and Ruth Kuis; nee I I Seniors and :New Hope is to lie and! (Talma Sola divide is too .
early people. Some of these ruins perfected titian the coniitii.ssionei, ,.
county (I'Pasro
s "
camping at Lake Alligator a part of in a few days.fine shelled. This link is three miles
this week. must I.'l"'y old. However, it is believed i 'ing.The. county to call an elertion, 'n

1 W. Q. Reynolds: has returned, from that the number of people living i i han authorize live issuance of $ll'>(oliin, ) of rI I
:; a new' Epwotth League.Full
a weed's\ trip to Tampa ; in the region at any time may not I particulars luter. South Florida Grapefruit; Com- good road bond to build,) u road'( th ,twill 1

Mr. and! Mis. Enttiktn. of :NJJCOO-, have been great for the aborigines has, filed petition in involuntaryhankl'upl..y. connect with the hard roads, into i

frequently' moved from place to place'The my Tampa.J. .... BEST , /
( ere, were in St. (loudhopping! onTuesday. large
grape
r : Mrs.: Gus A. i Davis, who so ,successfully They own a :
eafly of !
expeditions Spanish explorers -
i lead: the Junior"'; at :Mcdenn'-y: II, nit (fro\e! ne..r Palmetto.
L. D. Ltimb and f-imily, arrived found many jiulK'los. The (G. Boyd, of Bald\\ in. has, -e I I BLOOD I:'
,
home Monday after s pen.ill\1" a f.-w I I first, Spaniard t t-o enter Arizona was 'is Rochelle ut present vi.ilinher/ parents at :Manatee county commissioners cently purchased from Lei\ i-. IIlId' A'.

weeks at I'arkfid] :Minn.Mr. :Marcos de Niza a Franciscan" friar, Georgia. hive,;: made application to the War I.ighlsey, four hundred and, rim"- t It MEDICINE ,'\

t and! :Mrs. John Carlm!, who I who crossed the southwest, corner in1:30.Ay : for permission to construct head of cattle for which he. paid S
Miss re-elected Department
"
I have been tim : ear later Niza': led ('01'0- Ruby Hyrd ;; secretary 000, to stock his ranges.A FOR RHEUMATISM
Spelling some athe streams
of Talluhassei district, and seven bridges< across
"
nado to the Pueblo country, and two YourGvnDn/jaisT Guarantees
KIIU j
t Owen home "
I'g' Ky., came t :Mr. 1.. I'. :Mean:,, who succeed-. A.iallagher I sit that county. it tf Ytu"ffmtltfi Yiv frt/fiat:
I ) Wednesday. small expedition, I fiom this great ex-j new packing houw at BIll h.in 'm Jt
) ploring peaty visited' the Hopi | (; in Tampa: district: i is planning i is being constructed.. PRICE $|cj PULL PINT BOTOE
W. S. Alyoa !spent Tuesday, in Or I coun- C. Benbow, of :Manatee county, It will ic\ '' |
i great( victories. "All I I for Christ"in (0.
lando. I t try. The1' present Indian population I the first, silo in .000)() feet of /floor space ;inl, will' ,., .
of the this the binner:
Miss Honnie E4kcllb. , :Mi-- I'eail; state is neatly12,000: I district. a close. second.MAUDE (hut county. It is a hundred ton silo -- ---L. r j

Ilass, (". :M. A"i-tr.-.smitli, and Du''". I The) cord Arizona is taken" from, commenced the filling of it

U. S. (Geological; Sun'I'Y.n'at' .
Sunday evl'iiing. special I I election will he held in Dr. A. II. Logan/ U. S. veterinary

Next Thursday night; the Baracea -:.\-; nun I y: --prehistoric relios I Hroward county August 22 to decide Held agent, has been in Manatee coun- ACTS ON LIVER LIKE. DYNAMITE t t"Dodson's

class win have social and bu.siivss,
a have bean found near Vero. :Many of I whether intoxicating liquors shall be ty demonstrating the use of hOI

?' meeting at the home of the: teacher them have been sent to the State sold in that county. Present indications cholera serum to the cattle and hug y

jy Rev. G. W. Brown, at nest Haven. Museum. The : in that county. --t.
deposits of fossils is are that it will carry for the"drys" men
Liver Tone" Starts Your Liver llro' glnrnnter-do. to drug k
t" The stork ..paid a visit, o\n Thursday my any
I seemingly very large and rore.I by a large majority. 'J ,tore mil',) K'" a :r>(0| cent |h"ttl", < of Iod- 1
i last to tho home of Mr. and Mrs. The Southern Investment Companyhas Better Than Calomel and Doesn't .WII'M, I." ,""r 'Isis'! 'lake .u spoonful to- W

1 F. M. Harden and left a baby boy. I I I Ii. The Florida Fruit Syrup Company, just received their rond machinery ii'K'I't' uii'l<1 if ,it dooHn't straighten you ?i.

Mrs. Burke and son Norman left i Magnolia Balm of Fort Pierce, has already put out and the work on roads in their Salivate or Make You Sick right! up and snake you feel fine and iII :
r last for Tifton I|_'"n""' |Iy morning I want you to go 'C:
on Thursday Mo., four thousand gallons of pineapple [ properties: will be rapidly pushed to hack" to the store and $
where they to make- their future i.the F.ce Powder Listen to Take. Ret your money. ta 1
expect liquid used by famous since commencing operations a completion near Venice.! me no more niok- OiHlm.n'a, Liver Tone i itl the
.1s. home. '"'.uli.... If you hay. SUD.........Tan or syrup I ening, salivating calomel! when bilious or i ale of- calomel "because it destroying is real livermedicine p)
few weeks They are now man- $i
Fracklaa ago.
constipated. Don't lose
1u ) Mrs. Manypcnny and Mrs. Hatcher: the try bum Magnolia and removes&alm. It Tan quicklylops and! ufacturing crushed pine apple vine- Tho Souh Florida Press Association Calomel In\ mercury or a day's quicksilver work I ; entirely vegetable, therefore ilt:::;:... .. lj.:
i'' wet with Mrs. F. O. Gilbert on Ohio ; last week and which can not salivate or make you sick. q 9J 9\\,'
.Blemtahea. MaVea your akin soft and gar. met in Tampa causes necrosis of the, bon..... 1 Dodr.."
,t avenue on Tuesday afternoon to help smooth.' Easy to uaa and transacted several matters of important Calomel, when it come Into contact I on'a guarantor( that one spoonful of ; \
Liver Tone will .1 luaaiahUver !
a organize a children's society. It I aura to pleas La.'.. K of the with sour bile crashes into it, breaking put your .(
I\ was ( Mad EffKttV Ltutfw 1 .Urn TwHC. business Wayne Thomas to work and clean boweligjU. r
it This your
U
decided to call it the Dorcas Club and Three .tSAMPLE DOM Not Grip MT Dbtyrb the. Stomach.In Plant City Courier, was elected l pres up. and wh..n. you fl that awfulnausea that sour bile and constipated VKC "''kt 1
.
Wlal', 'P/}, Real-R.d ,' addition to other properties Las-Pos -ramping. If you are slugiih which ia clogging and mak- /. '
to meet the fret and third Tuesday: and "aJl your system
knocked
'
75. a o....w.w is w.li....... ftmtshu Cascars acceptabl* form a ident.A liTer out, if. your ing you feel miserable. I ruarantesrtbai.. fj
of each month at the homes of the U torpid and bowels. constipatedor
s stimulating La atJT.andToaic. LaxrPoa a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone wUl.1!!
different girl, all to bring: their fancy FREEeelwast acts effcctiTely and doc not gripe not Manatee cow and *W were tongUe you, If have breath headache. i. bad, dizziness. coaled keep your entire family feeling One for ,,1!. "

',r. .' .,-- .,..... -- _. -"" ,. ... .7.. ., ..' .... .'C.. .
_. ,,_.
' P- - . . .- .-.;'- "..> .;. ...
'
f 2 NOTICE Or ELECTION.th : ,or an natu'a1lae4 citizen or tit*
t ctndanta, shall be denied the right to
,
' "WhareaR the LeerUlature of IMS. tina ,. register and vote because he shall not
the Constitution. of 1881 of the be, ,..ble0 read writ and Interpret Rust Mite and White Fly Are Busy
to of Florida, did pass three Joint Any section of the Constitution of the INFORM TION
r- -'re-solutions proposlnsr amendments tc j'Slate' of Florida a* above provided; of 1
M the Constitution of the State of Florl. because he shall not own property ol
....., mid the, same were aitreed to by iil the value above specified; naturalisedultlmen *i

I vote of three-fifths of all the member I I of the United Stales, however, t ._, .!.. Ngw'to Insure FruitRust
1r .elected to each house- that the Rote. at the time dt.rlt/p::! and before'thev ,. Spray Bright
DTI '*ald joint resolution were. .."t.tored'Upon hall he register I shall ,
their, respective Journal, with present to the registration officer certificate GROVE; GARDEN AND FIELDConducted '

joint resolution be submitted to the Sec. i. Upon the Con.fltutlon. thlamendment citrus fruit grove These pe.ta'wi11 create much damage if ,not., of, .i
.
elector of the State' at the preneraelection to the lbl.eaislatur. .
In November. ,. 1111. shall enact appropriate by )Mrs N. M. G. Prang Department tanager Wilson; checked or eliminated.immediately
Now therefore. 1. M, Clay Crawford, law. to carry the purpose of thli. Florida's fruit crop-Is about 60' "normal. is
y only cent It
1 ;Secretary of State of the Htate of Flor.Ida. amendment Into effect. ft .Toonter Ferllizer Co. per
do hereby p-lv* notice that a general : : stated by experts that less than 10 per cenjt of the fruit' will be .
The vote cast In compliance with
election will be held In each noun "
ty In Florida on Tueeday. next succeedIng said proposed amendment. and th* s 1 bright unless it is sprayed very lOOn.
the first Monday In November. A. canvass, declaration and return
U. 11118. the said Tuesday being. the. thereof shall be subjected to the *.me Using Ground Lime. In a great many other phases of crop If your trouble is rust mitt begin spraying at'oneo with.NIAGARA
seventh day of November for the rat regulation and restrictions a* .are I SOLUBLE SULPHUR COMPOUND and follow with another :
tflcatlon or rejection of' the said Joint provided by law for general electionIn I would -thank you for your advice production. There are some plants J I
resolutions proposing amendment tthe the State -of Florida. spraying every four to six weeks. :
In whereof I have hereunto relative to limestone in that really make a better root systemif
Constitution to the State of Flor. testimony using ground
If white fly is the must with the old
set my hand and affixed the Oreat I I pest you spray reliable'
twice but the
Ida, vie
4w : they are transplanted ,
of which net
citrus
Tans a part was
.. Seal of the State of Florida at grove, SCHNARR'S INSECTICIDE and keep it at regular intervals '-
,
A Joint Hi-solutlon proposing an amen. hasse the Capital thin the twenty-fifth last January and the balance a year general decision is that this is not up :
to section of Article of.the day of July. A. D: 11111. until the grove is cleared. ;
iN merit State Constitution relating to tile. Seal H. CLAY CRAWFORD previous. About half of the land is enough to pay for the extra work and t

tlon and nnanoe SS-Smos Secretary of State and and the other half that as a' practical field\ proposition
pine palmetto
Be It Resolved by the Lnllatiir of Order Now ail Spray, For Brlgbt Fruit
the State of Florida: MOTH OK APIM.irATIIHI TAXDKKU : prairie. Some in this section are applying olle transplanting i is all that shouldbe
..
C. - That the following amendment crKilcXlon IMJKH SIC/TilIN: HT4 AtlDZara
I 9 of Article) II of ,the Constltutlon IKM'HAI: "TATI'TIC" OF ground limestone bllt- the prop- given. We are enclosing hit J. Schnarr & Orlando Florida

\, and nnniue of tbe State In hereto relating agreed"" to taxatlo to and lull 8TATH OF FLORIDA.' osition does not appeal to me, though showing the length of time it takes Company, ,

.hall I be submitted. to the elector ol Notice I* hereby given that w. 1 L I may be wrong. ''I the various crops to produce from )
the 'State'' for adoption or relwctlon HI Barber purchaser of Tax. Certificate. or I i
,. the next tteneral elettlon hereafter: No*. 111. Ilk 129 ISO and 181. date Answer-In using ground limestonethe seed and by this you can judge the :
,. that la to SHthat Hectlon It of Artl.ole !-. 6th day' of July A. I>. 1K14. hA. filed. betaken time that wish to plant. No one
'T local situation must you
II of the. pitnatltutlnn/ of the Wt"tbe < said certificates In m'- office and hai always LI
Fertilizer Jacksonville Florrda
1'. amended to read an followsHettl'in : made application for Tax Deed to IHUI leI into consideration.l ( There are can tell just when would be the most Independent Company, ,
t P Then shall be exemjnfrom In accordance to law
C" taxation ptoperlv to the value 01fle I I Said certificate embrace the follow probably however, not eight places profitable time; the seasons are long

t h..ndr.1 doHnm ,lo .every widow I Jog described lands, l lying and 4>elnnsituate .j and it is impossible to predict when
thnt brie' a family'' dependent on her fin l In osciola Count. State il out of ten in Florida that have not e

'ur, upixilt and n. every person who In Florida. to-" II : been limed in the past three or four 1 frosts might occur or when high or s
of the t Stilland and 9 of Block 17
hon< 11.' > nldeitt Lute 3. 4. 7. 8 ;
c.-k lost n limb or been distillled In war hR"1 Lots I. 2 and 3 of Rlock 21 : Lola t, years that do not need lime A .J
l>\' mlsfoitunt. A. 7 and s of Illnck 22 : Lot 1 of Hlock r Bill .I.t 'B
;iI"" 27 and .Lot 23 of Itloclc Sll, all of calm lime content of the soil( is he basis of I "BigCrop"

lie tin It. Mute Hesiilxefl' of Florida'"' tin. I.i Klxlaturc' a.t of Issuance snld of cerllncntis said, certificates1'iilisa shall be re- and which by their presence fair egg plants. Will they do well on a1R- tomatoes paid big. Figure he made more than .

"S, Tint the following amendments tithe cleill. il HI.i.riling. to law Tax Deed .would,! retard further process, for nitrifying sucK soil which is well drained' How $400 by using line and cultivating right. Using

to 10.1 1 tin Kiiliu. shall I... sulnnltttd 1ithi \\ .m'' hand and off Icial\ of seal July ntKlKKlmmei fully appreciate would soon l"e ,I when should second application of i / good stuff."
11,1I" this the 2Mh day ,
the
b.'t I .r 'hi Stale III icetie.m I
t "in'
-
F *il 16.t killed their i I fertilizer he ? How much l Blower Ground Limestone swsstsns and lm>
..I.II..M III I'Mll I fur rntlflcHtlim. or nH.e"t'e \ 11 1 by own product were applied ammonia a

7! t ..h'llL..I..r' mIo iiiuntV" .ininilxr In 'the' of SlHtinnil llnSiliul cntctii "'iii tn. sJ't'l'R OF While it is never wise to make an : tomatoes, and in fact hit BOX K-3O8 OOALAFLA
h
I Irnm i em Fl.t)111I)4. I .
t' :;: ; : :. mf'tho: .HuusrI' : 'i !
of ot. im mbi i -- absolute statement on general conditions about any other Vegetable that you .
.' lirp.oa..HI.il .U H fniin' A'R'h c-eiunM I IIthe Selects Judl."1.1'Irewll... Oneecila
Hint,' fin i\ii\I tin thimnnnil ol f -IV: I'll\( h:lt' it would be safe to say that could name after it is well drained. $
.
... tI..II pnubltlan t1..' ..r it wtrim m.I.-,In. I or h."rr tin nnnv nuitor hilor n fun roil, .. Mm. 1:11elgfleld:. .
f\' lion lift OM or after dlvldltithe *. Florida that naturally has sufficient: to what you feel you can. afford. We I
,. whole number eif .population e>f tin < -. .. 111.le' end I*, K: IMhhle. I
count .li\ tin. numbir tin thoutmiidln.xlteil kin wife sad Jesse '.. humble. lime content. The amount of lime to do not consider that the grower can ,. 1 if
that "Hc-h ('0111'"' shall, hR"int soil. I':. Illhlile. hl. r> lfel IkelICrasn When You Deal
about two to three afford four cent :
1 least one Itenre.ntnllv e unit Ih..1. l.rocrrr I'"ml.a.,. a be applied runs possibly over per #(
hav than thru11rpr.a.ntatlvr. ,. ... ........... K.1'Ilt "
tin rountshnll .more .r. and 4. tons on the heavy land and one to and in many instances two per centis
Houseof !It. l>.
In the .omiifiMr, M roriioratloa. '
narutaUv' .s ThemeMiilie.rs shall of lb1i.r'r 1)1lil. ... fendavls.II I two tons on light soil. As a general I nearer a practical proposition. We With This Bank 1

I. ,1 nf flit ii Itapca.nrollre5 tirin nf tvwi vc-ars line. appearing 1 bv afriila\H\ append. . I II. estimate you can calculate on losingat I do not mean by this that that is all

theni..nil ilte i.f Ihi 1-.nRlp'' shall In to tin. bill lied ,In the Rho.I"I.,1. i least five hundred pounds of lime the potash we would care to have but .."
. of four ex- F 1)11.1.1P K l >lhhie I
el 1 i 'liil fin n trim years iniiKi That I'hns
ii i pt l "is li.-nliii.ri.-r: in'nIlli.il The ,.I"r. .lensI.. Illlihle and P lllhbli. foul from each acre of your cultivated land potash at present prices Is a differ- you have the positive
r, ..h brine shill therein named annoniesldi
thin fur -fiiliils y nf I II" difindsnts
. li at tin. nim. t1)! .e. and. ;plan. .* Tin' .nts of the 'stnti of Flat; Ida. each year and applications are generally ent proposition than at the old price. assurance that every t M
, '.. "f. 'i. tors .'l,,elyd Ir of \lton. Osbotn ter' 1 .
term .r .IT I. tin mill ore renlilints needed about every fdur yearsto The best time to make the second application e 1
tel, slim.ii 'nllO "n the first Moneliix t"*'uiitState nf KuliHnH /v/'r the. ago transaction will be t. e let 1
, In Apt. II. 111 ** The, t. im of cifTUe. olHenntiirs of I" ..,,1' .one \eiim It In thin, foreonlenil keep up the best state of fertility. of fertilizer on egg/ : plants.t.ol7latoes. ,
eliet.d In 1'1K! from the for 0,101| "on..I.I..nl defemlnuts '
liivvliik.l i-.."n"lea. t...wit 1'sennillnelad"ilii In iiinl lima are hen.bv i :-dntd"\: \': Like all good things: there .are instances etc., is just before the completed with the ut- .rd

:. .Iniloeim I I."n. Mudlieon' tea' In Mr to tin' bill l l of romplnlnt where precautions must be blooming period. The ammonia con-
faxetlTjivlm, e'olumliln NHKHHU )u- until i.nunon or before Mondax "tlif most care and efficien'f.!
\ nMil\ : 'Ion. Sunitir' .le.ffi.rson I..-eMmiriii ... 4th cluv of septimbei.. A P 1 1 16. ''thi'r. used Where the land is naturally tent for the second application should
Putnam. Volusla Hamilton nlliKBtlons of snub bill will a '
wlsi thi When &
IK'huii, lire.v.nid .I.Iberly.,. HI'rnntuloilinlln he tnkiii as innfesaed l>>' said defend light and lacking in humus matter, be about four per (cent while at the cy. considering s 4Ci

1 ,1.>.\ \ shall. ftreviiril expire. on Inlm the, first Reach Muncl any'. anta It l 1M further. ornericl. thnt this ordi rhe thele have been instances of heavy first we prefer five per cent. The new or additional a .. ,6I:

. on tin- firm Tin.silax. lifter thi can be avoided by the a
first Miinlnx. In '\nrl1 next suereedlnu ""I.":. Please report on diseased citrus
theifeneral election. K OF HHFUIFK' growing . ,
the election' At I cover crops.Dynamiting ,
tiIre. twigs sent under separate cover. We :
mid. lherenft.t. nil Si natora 1
In 1"2" 4 Isreolr1'ouety
... In sad for !
( rt
. ., he- elected for n terme la t aamtr C. 1 .c
shall
.1. leel "t.l i.f Florida would !lik>e to know what the troubleis t
.r four. years. theterm to hetrln on th.- Land. ,
first T"R": after the llrst Monday Ir -, -- what to use to correct.it, and how "
Hull R. ... PlalBtltT [SUPERIOR SERVICE COURTEOUS TREATMENT
> aril when"f the a flaw follow county lug I I.ran treated. e xciMilthat thtIjcnlsliture . ..". Is it a good thing to blast for each much spray it will take

shall at that time fix. IhfIrnxth Piatrm. sad oi 111.F.rl.adFIsb.He '. .... tree whether there is hardpan or not? Answer-The twigs are infested
Senator
of the term of the first ... .......... ,
foul A Fiends .rp. Answer-There is no occasion to
to be elected therefrom at two or with the soft brown scale which can

venrs with th. end In view Senators of keep In a Irfe.daala.Distress blast for setting trees unless you have be killed by with miscible E. DONEGAN President '
tnir ..( h.. number of old .. for Heat.rw spraying ,
balance with the number of the new hardpan. The idea of blasting is to oil. It is difficult to estimate the

,. _read"The aa regular follow:session of the Levislalure all Sheriff of Osceola County levied. than possible' to be done by plow ering a citrus tree; It is generally
: has this day
meet In 1.17 hall a p. State of Florida is loose it
that shall representation In th anon the property of the Platte and ing. If the soil already reckoned that a citrus tree 'seven feet

I .- House portion of the Repreaentatlve. a* In thi; Ida McFkrland Corporation Flaheriee Company hereinafter a Flnr.described. .. woufd be possible even to do harm by high by seven feet, wide will need ,.

1. ,1. \ rtlcle provided, which apportionmentVhall making such) levy under blasting by making it looser than
be based upon the, last census ta- the 1st. day of two gallons of spray; one 10x12, four

. ken bv State the State. whichever of Florida I.or the by last thtUnltad judgment August A. entered n 1 t1 II. on In the above stvledrase. would be profitable through lessening gallons of 'spray,' and 14x18 ten gallons FOR SALE PREFERRED'
CASH
,. taken In the several counties of Ihe Platte. In and favor McFarland of Hull Bass Fisheries and against Com- : the; storage water. If you have hardpan In spraying for this pest it is ---
shall meet
State' and those that shall apportion every oan>' Said Judgment belnir for rent. blast is essential.' that the infested area )he
thereafter necessary
ten years In the House ofRepresentatives and being In the total amount IncludIne One block of five Lots in South Part of Town. 250
representation :
the
In the manner In this : costs ISS ".. Under such levy reached for the insects must be hit

nrtlile! provided which the apportionment last censusnumeration propose'SO a m.to on sell the the IBth said day property of AugustA atII Transplanting.Is in order to kill them. foot front, 208 foot depth. Rich Muck Soil adapted for
baaed
upon .
be
shall.. taken by the Htate oflorlda n 1918. at the door of the premise.wh.ro located, it best to set tomatoes, eggplants The sticky substance Is a honey
Is now Banana Truck inch fall
States. whichever said property or Growing. Eighteen to city
the United
> or by last taken next before the namely II Posselll Ave Klsslmm etc., direct from the seed bed dew execreted by this scale and the
I Is the
Legislature shall so npttcirtlonln conveneXertlon ." ; the representation (-Ity. being Osceoln the County leased premises Florida. fliesn"ie or to transplant nine inches apart black mold is simply growing in this ditch. Make your home pay for itself. ,J

4 of Article VII of th. Oonletltutlon The rtennert scrltied Is .as. follows Factorylitor and set' the field from this bed honey dew as a mold would grow in {
herebami'neli.d so an to One Malesddlng Machine Apply VALLEY GAZETTE.
III
followsheii N. When should I plant seed ? syrup on a plate. The leaves also
read as Is create.el l.' 'rH' Iron 'Inr.!' FactorNo r
"\\ nnnev> eeiunl\ to Answer-There are differences of show some black melanose which is

one I-enlslntun' It) shnll' member he entltl.il of theHi.usi i.o ....i< hair in to not at ell serious.
Henntor HepreBentallveB and oni until tin. One. stool for officec . >opinion regard transplanting as
of
.
proIded for In Mi-e- ". "I"'n..wrll..r statnlline nvar.a-

tli.ti inxl 5 enumeration. ..f Ih.... article. that shall. h.hkrn .. I'nilerwooil TpiwrltrTwo HOW TO BORROW soon as it Is appointed I
Ulnacm.
.nfl.r the' creallon of the saidnew Fish
,..."nl0" until the next census .. ('" !II' !o1 en.s How to Start It.
A. 11 I
nuraatl.n.. tilt-il, Mates that oftnerlH shall lie" taken after I Ih.byt1. 1118 This the 4th dimsof I. 11 Miirnst IN.H1 111Sheriff From the New Federal Farm Loan W?, the undersigned: wr-h to avail : Ideal Fertilizers
"'nnnlylty
.r..nlu
of
1).w county. which ourselves of
creation of I1.snid S' the opportunities offered
shall thi' am..n.'r lie taken attrrIha Rf> FRT \MP11H.L Ii System. ()I ,
.. e\er rr.'atlon. of said m.w count) whenIt :V\ -it __ us by the federal farm loan act We 'I ..*
member of The period of discussion: in closed, f
to one
.ehI. le elltltleel .ntallie.N (lit rears. "'KTIOM KOH 'i\\ join jn asking Orange Judd Southern 1 I
the H"uiee of Kepreae. NO riff. OF so far as the federal farm loan act .
ten tin.un. mil' I nuulut. li>n. en the major,. !>.. I-it l VOKII' aei1"rt"V'574 /\ >n Farming: of A Atlanta Ga::.., to assi3t us Increase Crop Profits k
fraction thereof the dam' n
,' OK Fl,OlllIIA.otlce ( free) to form a national farm ]loan i
law by President Wilson's Digna-

Agldnl"1)f cant'-Swantonrut'.1';; ;;- .. aIml.. "VI" : la herebv--given", that Mrs T. ture the time is here to make the tssociation with strictly limited lia .
\ of Tax Certlftint.
f Mllllnire. purchaser blity as soon as the new system get! {
of the' fonatlltltlon of. the State eifFlorid .' No 24. dntid the Kt h .1". of .lulvA . best possible use of it. As Orange
.. as amended l" lolnt liesoliitloii 11> 1 I"14. has filed said rVrilfliHti In into operation. We believe in "' We
No 2. ,\rlie e.f 1S11. nlatlnx tosufTrnne tnx office and has mach applle'' ':,itlun. for Judd Southern Farmer truly says: "Preparedness. are

and e-llitlblllt vHe .vex Heed lo Issue In accordance 'lo "The new system must be an evolution !

the It tate!'Resolved of Florida I'V the. Lelrlslaturi- law Said Certificate embraces the follow . It needs the. sympathetic cooperation prepared to supply all the potash goods you

amendment to Inn described. lands hung and being A Few I
followlnir farm Specials
the
That of borrowers invest-
State ofTheBNV4
Section' 1 of Article VI of the Conietltutlon situate ,In Osceola. Ceuntx want also a varied line of AmmoniaPhosphoricAcid
of the State. nf Florida be. and of H":" ors in farm loan bond, bnak'ers and
shall of SW\4 of SVV'i
agreed to and
the be submitted same Is heflM to )the election doctors. In of 1111e theHtate and SE(.(ISO of). KW Townshln% of SKV1 Twentx-slx of 11.'etlnn'hlrly brokers and the press. It is based I formulas at reasonable prices. We have h
general
nt the RannreThlrtxone ((31) upon sound principles. Fresh Corn Flakes
for ratification or rejection tel South pkg. $ .06 ''
male person of the tad1 Farmers should be quick to in the'fertilizer line.
Section 1 Every organ- everything
thenarne
eif twentyoneear. and up..rd.wh. The snld lands being assessed In Best Creamery Batter, per pound .38
age citizen of the United "Slates of Mrs O R Titter nt the datef ize to make the most and best use

the Is time a he applle to elector register al she1'Si all Issuance. mild of Certificate said CertificateUnless shell. be releemed .f jthe new federal farm loan system. 2416. sack Pilbbnry Floor 1.10 We also have a complete stock of the best
I '
.lections deemed I under a .qualified the Constitution. of the I according\ to law Tnjc' heed of What they have to do is simple practical -i 16 Ib. sack Large Graia i Rice 1.00 - y
rovlded. that he poswe.sa will 'Issue thereon on the 2nd day and
.
Florida > Spray Pumps Insecticides be
.r >
vtat. the following nddltlonal qukll"Tl'e September. A, I). HI*. buinesshke--easy enough when No. 1 White Asparagus, .20 to
OVFRHTRRFTClerk ::
J. I
'"shall.. have resided. and hAd hi. Circuit Court.* Osceola CountvHtnte :. you know how. I or 2 for 35c. found on the market. Write for catalogues.
nlaceof abode In of Florida the blank forms furnished .f
permanent of ho Florida! for one ear, and Circuit Cotirt, Seal' \ ) 33-6t Indeed by package Uneeda Biscuits, .:5
the State
In the wherein he applle I f.oreKlster free on request by that Atlanta They give description and prices also
_ count; ; : thereto /6 receipei
months, previous The Southern Cattle Feeding Company periodical l. it is easy for people every- / PEABERRY
/( free .
He must be able to read write and have completed one hundred/ a'lp where to express! their views ns to DRINK 2sClesmg for sprays. e
,,
"P. Interpret of the anv Stale. ofnFloridaaat('nn..lltlion the time- Lwenty-four miles of fei cintj flix>un
he .applies to register and ,vote their tract. They have stocked their( land bank district and the city therein j. .
In hi own right pron-
He must own out lOc flats Orange Grapefruit
of not less than five with 6,000 head of cattle and I
arty to the value -anges which should be he location of the
hundred dollar.. which fact hall h have 2,600 of the 3,000 Kwaqiat, Mamalaiie Guys r rMANUFACTURLRS
determined. only by the assessment planted acres federal land bank. I Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company

books of the county and at vote the time heapnlles eras cleared to corn and velvet Farmers who wish to borrow money Paste, Orange Jelly etc., at .06
to register"" .
He must not have been convicted >vane under the new federal, system may 6
previous to .h.httlr larceny:: applies, to, register forgery t well cut out the ,
robbery copy or follov.'ing'orm.
or vote Took lOc fkg Backwbtat Coot
. bribery In any e.f .a .nw Ypsi Heed a 0. If" gvaraUJ '
, "" perjury or Take add to it their signpturec and IDEAL FERTILIZERS
United 0-
of the
State or
"" irt* of any ) .OS
.-.:. fltate... or If *o convicted he must full postoffice address, and state the
.
'" .. "fte. 014 StaiMUM OtOrV* TMteks*
I, .. have been restored to the rights of olt- Deices ta each_ Matartafc.Jacksonville S,rayl.g 1m. 1.s.taa.dIaaett4dM.
. i.enshIo. bill Toale if ,gaany/ .J abU a* s amount of money they want to borrowon .

( / lineal descendent January of any flrat.such 18.7.per-or wen tGeIcPl'OPfllltleeofUlNIHB the sign document the address Cash
who was pn to Taylor's Grocery
abIi the
-h.-lOP theretoentitled to vote under .odlRON. n a U" ; Dchee Florida
,
-The ConetltntHm and law of any of the not Btatarla. Birtebea ttm flood adBaWa stated and the matter will be r'acod ,

well II' tee under or Territories any form, of or government.t4 entitled to. up tJM \VLiotei ,-- dO own eforo the federal farm loan board as Phone 250 Quick DeliveryvpmimKgm .

I -* if T. .. .
"' '
"M "' j 'GaiettePabrl.bed buiFit a few yon ago at a co t'of about $15.000.Why ( : lightful state in '''hith"i io Jive i :all the.:year if itweienot

'e KissirnmeeValley, not buy it also and convert it into a city hall? for the equable character of the climate-hence ;

It would be located in' the center of the parkway, indubitably' the climate i i. Florida's main asset But J.J.S ID ABOUT 'KISSIMMEE' M' '

] Bvrrr Friday. ., which mllhi.be broadened at that point It it not we, would ',like to see the ,,advertising\ writers get t a -
lot .(.... '.1.' VaUcr G.ct. llulldlBK. HUnlmmr, Vim. unlikely: that property interest on the; vest side I new angle pn 'the subject and'not.make it appear OSCEOLA COUNTY

of the city would be willing) to make conci.sion. in that ,climate is 'our sole commodity and attraction, .t' AND

W n, II""IUII-AND H. .a.) VANS AG.MjJW, Unnrr, the matter of securing a.new right-o-way( for .Jhe, ,I "Let .it .be ,known that the' climate) it free to e- -. .. .i ..''
.... .rr.Suburrlptlon .--x+: .tt 1'I '
'
t .. H. Ifl. NAUSLB, Bdltor Maan railroad l company and thus. simplify the whole proi>. all who will 'come and, shaijt' Our, climate it
n...*. oSition. At any rate It is well worth consideringand natures blessing but we also have the most product The Kissimmee Gczette and "a lady I And now 'Klsslmmee declares her\

On CopJ> On. Yeiir .___?______....___.__-___ II.SOOn Mr. Bass,is determined to. go'.into] it thoroughly. tives. lands tin the world; the richest mine, and a up in Alabama are conspiring to divide -. intention of running for the Statu , l +
.__....____ ._.____.__... I.UO the
'Vn* Cop Copy>,, Six Thr Month. Months _______.-.....___._... .76 -; : J principality whose domain has hardly been explored. the state. Gq to it, boys and capitalship of the new State or M1
- TAMPA TIMES AND STATE DIVISION: Its territory of hidden wealth, affording opportunities ( girl's, ypu'( have oat consent:' and! blcsw-;! old one or whatever state we may' b*

?t All communlcattonii. ., except from our authorisedorraipundunti . "- more varied than any other territory in the '"g poly) -divide It rlght.-l.akeland.. in. whenever* another election can pa

,. must will be not aMiticd be returned by the writer.unions called< Sometimes a good man wittingly or unwittinglydoes world. The climate is the background for all out News. .: held. Sony-we lave Kissimmee

?' for.Rejected' matter '. a wrong act. Sometimes a supenkr man per- claims and assertions,,but let's keep jt in the background : fOI.tt;" .1 tlltV 've about determined to get 3n'I,>> '
t i i I.t forms; inferior work. Sometimes a patriotic soldier to lend setting and color to the more alluring The fight State capital is the bandwagon. once, and so intend ;
(Ent..-.. tn ih. 1'ontofflca In Klaalmmoc, Florida between Kissimmee and Talfahassse, LakelaI1d.-Lllkeland Star;
fights for Some times wise bids for to support
*. second-cliia* matt n> an unpatriotic cause.: a investment which we are warranted, in .
All the rest of J just on. I "
looking
acts foolishly. making. .us are: --00I to
man

FRIDAY, AUGUST, 41916. __ I King Solomon, renowned as Wisdom's yardstick "Fortunes lie buried in Florida{ soil without (Kit if Kissimmee can steal it eare.Lakeland away fro.n I which The by Kissimmee the way is Valley onp oif the Gazette best h -
Tallahassee if -
.see we
perpetrated some very unwise deeds. necessity of digging deep to realize them. Men
:
the.lIt.ate, it fa
has changed it. )News edit'!
Bass
Howell .
: Nearly every author celebrated for his superior have braved the hardships and dangers of the Arc- I advisable just now to agitate .
". -: not
-- literary products has written at least inferoir tic for gold they have burrowed ihousanJ -
one region ; Is
weekly editorial slogan. S. J. Entricun, of Narcoossee, !has state division The Gazette right
We refer )
to our
.. book of feat through rock for; paying ore ; .they have iust purchased i 17(1( head of registered ar.d: takes a fair view. of the msttyuMacclcnny :-..
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: Earth's wizard of lived hermit lives. and sacrificed the l
Napoleon Bonaparte: war, comforts and '
Lake Tohopekalyw" I ')uroc Jersey hogs and eight head (,f Standard. .. ,
of "bullheading --
t Instead made some fatal military blunders. delights of civilization (or the chance to grasp the .
bulkhead blooded cattle, and will -
the railnoad and 11 rje\ Jersey
"lie has made it "move" I So with newspapers. So, more particularly, glittering edge of an envied competency. Yet Flor- put them on his farm at Hurt's Lake I r The Kissimmee Citrus Growers -;

Lake Toh pekaliga. with our esteemed Tampa Daily Times and its advocacy ida has more to allure and assure the earnest' and I Florida Grower. :i Association of the Florida Citrus Ex-,.

of the proposition to cjmde Florida into two I ambitious than the- gold bearing hills of Klondike --->- !Uhantfe will make extensive improve-

He talks like he means business too. and the I Male ,'or the oil gushirrg lands of Meico. I The county commissioners of Os, I ii rats on' its packing house this fall, .

t city council has made him chairman of a com- : The Times is one of Southern Florida valuable I "Come to Florida the climate's fine, but we've. cola county have asked State highway which| was recently: purchased front i,

mittee to investigate the feasibility of the idea. i assets. It is a force for good in* many ways for this ( something more tempting to offer something more I OommiRBionor Wm. F Cooke to the Waters & Carson Company. The

. section and, the whole state. On many questionsof substantial to sustain and something more dIVerting help thorn in the road problems ;in ( house will 1 lie] onlaigwi, remodeled andrew .

The Valley Gazette has a "battle cry of peace"that public welfare we ha\e coincided with the Timesor to make life. interesting and smooth the wrinkles -that'I county.-Florida Grower. | machinery put in.-N
makes for harmony and public uelfaic followed its lead. out of old age." I ,- sI > Packer.
"ONLY ONE FLORIDA AND KIbblMMLL: IIS I But the Valley Gazette emphatically dissents I "Giniul" Enrl Nuu lo of tht Kis- --- .
CAPITAL CITY." That's it. Gazette: is threatening to I (> .:. .:- .:. .:. .> * .> < ->
from the Times'proposal to cut Florida in twain PREVENTION OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS.To i pimmee
..,.--- .--- I and make two small states of the pieces.To take the slat capital from Tallahassee i Ie- *>
The of the stale ha* something'' new to I and locate it In the town with :' mnsroch: :\1.\IU{ET. v 1
press do that would add ..abotJl fifty per cent to the control the present epidemic of infantile us 'I'. .*

, fuss and fret about now. Kissimmee's claim .Ih'esix for taxes in both proposed states paralysis: according to a statement issued by the ulatory name. He'll he to walkover I <>. .;. .;. .> .;. .:. .;. .;. .;" -* *: .:.
the capital city and the plan proposed to sell In addition, the southern half of the state would United Slates Public Health Service the chain of the dead bodies of "Ginrals" - f

western counties to Alabama is the cause of immediately into debt to duplicate governmental infection between of the .Tom Appleyard and Milt Smith 1"- .
go persons harboring germs I I Nationnl Stock faros, 111 /
all. Fight it out, gentlemen and well take the j fore he does it. When they sound the
it educational and charitable buildings
i penal disease and the well members of the community I .
plum while you're lighting which to slate all of which now ,call) to lhceolo-s'we'ic have to enlist Ii A 1Ig'. 1 1Toduy'" Hi 'i ipts.! 1
are necessary any should be broken. InfantiU paralysis is probably .
I tie __ :1000() )
k : -. I northern Florida. minute wih "Ginral" Naufrle.-Tumpa Timei ( at -
are m caused by a very organism found in the ]
of the Apppka News hat -.>-, ( 7,>00
Editor Harrington, Dollars, and cents are not the only consideration -I nasaj, mouth and bowel discharges of those who Hogs - - - .
leased Wekiwa Springs a popular resort in Orange I "That the two Lee (frovi1'-will |1)1,> I CiitlK' of all l kinds, ; ",'lIiuJO to I lie-, .jj
other Mate
( There are strong reasons against have the disease or who are carriers of the germ .,
visited by Kissimmee and Osa duce a t fine crop during the ,coming lower than wek iiroJriiss .
j; county frequently i division reasons of sentiment etc. Money is tot! : without themselves suffering from the ailment. All'( a
ceola people. The natural beauty of this | season is the prediction, of John M. J (; Killing ('uttlc-Choice to
county the only consideration in the world !nor is it in tni of the steps in the t spread of the infection are not "
l spot should make it a successful venture and Editor: i Lee, says the Kissimmee Valley di; prime t-'i'tis $(I';.;,0
known but if ,this be
Harrington will give it the publicity that it deserve. I question.Yet financial sentimental and other considerations -I passing from the infected germ can to the well prevented person,from the Ipette. "He expects to pick from the -, si(H"i.; .;''o; $15;.r)((); medium to good |

-. division ( groves at Finney Point rnd Southport $!;.:2r> to $r>.7r>; common to modnim.
state disease will
are against
R. L. Helvenslon of Live Oak has purchasedthe The Valley Gazette would not object to Perry I Infantile.! cease.paralysis is not a disease of recent Ino less than 18,000 I Ixixes and 10000Ixixes $4.71! o $">2r; fat rows. $'
Baker County Standard published at MacClcn ''G. Wall in the National Senate butt1. at laudable origin. Sporadic or scattered cases have occurred from the Fmn('v Point jfrovi medium $r> 16 $r> M O); cutttrs $4.75 to
and Max M. Brown. 't t FJ'J"hla'R wonderful golden crop is $r $4 1 ; to $ i.'tS l :! : hfnv
ny, from Dr. E. F. Brown aim should be accomplished by some plan other throughout the country for bl is only I >; canners' i
rate Mr. Helvenston, who was formerly connected I I for him. many years (' growing! and ripening and frittingjuicy hulls, $r)._';> to $*;; light hull;, $4 71 'or
any than that of creating a new state during the last decade thai the infection has assumed ''
with the Live Oak Cili/en will not he ac- "ONLY ONE FLORIDA." That is our slogan epidemic proportions in the United States. and sweet for the call that will $ > J.;;; jeaiUn.\ 's. $47 to $".; beret!tll'
: eased lof putting hell in Baker county because Baker I conceived be tlie 1 1 Inode within a loam tunRo- $(Ii; to (Ii."n; ; xc.iK $7 to $11.1 1 1.Stork "
based what to
and it is upon is The, present epidemic In New York City on account :
has usually been able to supply thit'' I ports from i \urious ettinns of 'h'] : (Cattl
county welfare of the WHOLE state. of its magnitude and virulence has awak-
without help. I Alabama I I state surest that those who look foi choice (|ualitst..c.rs at $;i.7"> to $';.2!:;;t't;
any Cede londa's 1 mOle western counties to ened the residents of communities to the dan-
: I I many ward to the real d.lirht of having medium to (food, $r>."ill to $1 i;; commonto "
Bid them Godspeed and let them hap-
go of the importation of the disease into their
The Okeechobee Calf has been sold by George ger j plenty of Florida oran ("is during/ the medium $r> to $"i.',0(); (food stock!
? their Do not them into a new
I pily on way. put own midst. This danger is real but if due precautions -
"1 T. Rice to B. F. Davis of the Winter Garden slate the geographical lines of which would rival I are exercised it is believed that the coming season will not be disappoint I heifers, $5.25 i to $.1.71i ; ,

' Times. Early this month Mr. Davis will establish a I those of Samuel J. Randall's gerrymandered Phtl-, will subside. epidemic -d While the crop may not be us I,i )llo>;.s-The r.iurkc-t averaged| just p
, Okeechobee and the Call which large as last season it Is certain to as good as it did a week and this
; printing plant in adelphia Congressional district or those of the The actual control of the 'present epidemicmust ,, ago .
t has been printed in Ft. Pierce will be printed at district of Florida- the latter average: larger fruit and better flavor ]j in spite of hit strike intcrvpnm r. Today's ,
Fourth Congressional ,, be left to the city, State and Federal health
the weather conditions having
generally
home. Mr. Davis is an experienced newspaper from Jacksonville to Key West. These will ,, market opened strong, top)
being authorities. properly
make the Call bigger strupg organizations been favorable to thi| in the $1005; closed chad lower. 8hc buik:
and will no doubt a WE ARE HIGHLY APRPE-- ?
man.
I NEVERTHELESS and for affected prescribe
and better newspaper.If CIATIVE OF THE TIMES' INDORSEMENT OF I I sanitary quarantine measures care and limit as persons be spring and early summer.-Florida I of The hogs, 160 up sold at $9.7!;> to>
I may necessarythe Times Union.
: :_ PROPOSAL TO MAKE KISSIMMEE THE $9.95; 120 to 140 lb. pigs, $9.40 to b'" j
THE
travel of individuals in order to protect neigh-
issued for of the Miami -.0-- $9.75; lighter piles, $8.50 to $9.2'i; '
a reward were a copy CAPITAL CITY OF FLORIDA.FLORIDA'S boring districts from the infection. Individuals and The KiSKimmee Citrus Growers ; tr
Metropolis which did not contain a head-line u.'h;' rough hogs, $9 to $9.30.-National j
however do much toward their
communities, can Association has awarded contract for
three million dollars mentioned it would Live Stock Com Co.
one two or CLIMATE A BIG ASSET. installation of additional I.
own protection. machineryto
frO begginp They only talk in millions in Miami.A Poliomyelitis is probably spread directly or indirectly thoroughly modernize the packing: i iI i Gainesville is trying to secure tie! t i

recent .headline states that !Miami's: assessed vat While scanning our exchanges this week we I through the medium of infective secretions -I I'lint: recently purchased by it.-Ft. ( Brooklyn "Nationals" to come to the ].

union i n twenty-one million dollars. This is an noted two editorials which: attracted more than Account must therefore be taken by communities 1'i'ree Tribune. city for their spring training camp. t
increase of over $8,000,000 in one short year as ] both for their subject matter and ,
passing attention, of every means by which such secretions I -O- S
f + the assessed valuation for 1915 was 13000000.\ 1 for the fact that each t took a different view pointof are disseminated. Promiscuous expectoration should ::' A. F. Bass, of St. Cloud, recently I, Fruit buyers are showing up t

a popular subject-"Florida-s Ulimate." be controlled. The common drinking cup affordsa purchased the Page stock of cattle in I(around Sebring. The prices, being 1 1 1I'

meter Perhaps we would not have noticed< them so method for the interchange of material of this I' folk county, comprising about 3,000:'' offered are reported at $1.50 per box: ;.
I' '
much but for the fact that we read one immediatelyafter nature and should therefore be abolished. Rigid hE'ad.-Ft. Pierce Tribune. I on the trees. J

t mesi. The details of the ordinance providing for the .other. The first was.that of the Pensa- cleanliness of glasses and utensils at soda fountains _.. jfflNotice t
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,this. ..ystem''may be found .in the news .columns of cola News, which was headed : "Florida's Greatest" in saloons and other public places should t.be .
it ---- --- -- -_ _ _
this issue The users of water should read carefully :: It read follows - --- ----- u --- h -- r
Asset, Her Climate as ; enforced. Flies, roaches and other vermin, by com
a ( and if they have any complaints should make "While people-in the cities of the north swelter, ing in /contact with effective secretions, .may pos

'when the ordinance will come up for pas- though their electric fans be out of commission. In bring about the development of disease. Therefore To Readers

sage. If they do have complaints and fail to ma'xethem the( northern cities summer nights are nightmares. eliminate insects. Street and house dust bear a i iI
i then they should ever after remain ulent workman lays down to pleasant ..
] In Florida ihe weary definite relation to the spread of many infectionsand

--: :- dreams and awakens refreshed. I it is not unreasonable to presume that they I If receite
of tie
Let's not forget to encourage Prof. R. M. Evans "The native Floridian knows nothing of the I be a factor in the dissemination of infantile you a copy Valley Gazette and are a nonresident -
may of the State of Florida need -
you not feel that the is being .
his efforts practical courses in the! who tortured out of paper -
in to inaugurate horror of northern people are paralysis. Maintain strict cleanliness of streets thrust without

h public schools. His efforts along that line are pro- ''their rest by sweltering heat as the weary hours of yards and alleys in order to prevent the} breeding If upon are not you a regular you subscriber having subscribed the for it.
you : is
; gressive and in keeping with the modern thoughtin the night drag on. of insects and'other vermin. See that all/ garbage e at an advertisement of Kissimmee and Osceola paper being and sent you
education The schools of Leesburg, according from the gulf not collected' county the subscription .
"The cool I inshore breezes/; and waste are properly cared for and at i is being paid for by the Board of
County Commissioners of
'l to the Commercial of that city, will inaugurate only make (be climate of Florida one of its greatest regular and frequent intervals Guard all food Osceola from the
county Special Publicity Fund, provided for in the
home economics bookkeeping and kindergartencourses drawing cards in the winter but prevent extremesof | supplies especially milk and other perishable products ,I tax budget each
year.
during the coming( term. We hope to be heat in the summer. Simply to read the re- | Digestive troubles of children arising from It will be sent to for several months with
Me
you of interesting
hope
. able to announce that definite plans have been ''ports of the sufferings of northern people from cold (he ingestion of food of questionable quality may (I you in this section of Florida. If interested -
are invite
made for the teaching of home economist. in our Isit i the winter and heat in the summer should forcibly lower resistance. Assemblies of children m infected to write for further information you we

schools when the term opens this fall. 1: remind all Floridians of the blessing they enjoy localities are to be discouraged if not actually -I you of County Commissioners, Board of Trade, or of you Kissimmee may write to the of Board Trade

-. .- in living in a state thai is free of extremes in forbidden. While the above measures are ina ] of St. Cloud or any of our advertisers. Board

Have you registered? Yes we know you registered j climate. general and applicable to epidemic
sense many 1 We hope that you will read the Valley Gazette each week and
''a to vote in the primary election but is your "In Chicago Friday twenty-three people werekilled diseases their importance should not be over- that be the of
I we may means bringing here
visitor if
you as a
not
name written on the general registration books? by the heat and more than fifty were prostrated looked. permanent resident or an investor. asa "

There are many names on the primary books regIStra-and I In Florida such a thing. as heat prostrationis Individual preventive measures mar be thus I Remember, if you are not a subscriber and are a non-resident
tion .books which are not on the general unknown. summarized
:, of the State of Florida no charge will be made to for the subscription
j many an Osceola county voter may be preventedfrom i "It is strange but true that most northern peo- Summon a physician at once and immediately which will be paid by the County Commissioners.you -
voting in the general election in November ple entertain the unfounded opinion that it is extremely notify the health officer of the presence of the disease -I

because of this. The Miami Metropolis in this. regard hot in Florida: during the summer months. If the disease is present in the community, "

wisely says : "See that your name is reg- Without consulting temperature records of the medical aid should be sought whenever a child is 1

istered on the general election registration books I weather bureau they simply jump at the conclusion sick no matter how light the illness;' many cases I I .

and incidentally pay your />oll taxes if you have that it must be as hot as blazes ill Florida because of infantile paralysis begin with a slight indisposition. I

f not recently attended to /( tat duty. The Florida Florida is nearer the equator than their home states. Should the illness prove To be infantile paralysis - "

f election laws are fearfully and wonderfully made II "Florida boosters in the north can always put into isolate the patient place a competent per- Your Social Standing
the confusion 01/several registrations have to in with
and --city. good advantage any time they spare son in charge and reduce all communication

county and primar is likely to deprive many i talking by correcting the false impression of high the sick room to a minimum. Hospital care is preferable "" Demands
K' "voters of their fro/chiee unless they heed the ( temperatures in this state in the summer. not only for the child but in order to better Engraved CardsWE

i warning to have Weir names properly listed" We were so impressed with this brief statementof safeguard ,against the spread of the disease. The

-. .- a fact which is patent to all real dyed-in-the- sick room should be well ventilated and screened. HAVE ADDED A NEW

; MOVING THE RAILROAD. wool Floridians that we had just begun to write Nasal and mouth secretions should be received in LINE OF ENGRAVED

something about climate also. Then we spied another cloths placed in a paper bag and burned. The

a1 f Howell Bass' idea aUut moving the Atlantic editorial in the Orlando Reporter-Star whichwas clothing: of the child the bed linen, and the ex- Stationery

-p, Coast Line railway away\(rum the lakefront to the headed "The Lure of Florida." Immediatelywe cretions should be disinfected in the same manner Calling Cards, .

:i western portion of the city is not an idle dream. thought that here was more of the same thing as for typhoid fever, that is by boiling the long Wedding Invitations Birth Cards

f It is a big task of course, but greater things than but- well read it, yourseJJ: ? continued application of 5 per cent carbolic, Qr ,

that have been accomplished by determined men. "Florida's climate has been praised so much other well recognized disinfectant. The same is Announcement Cards

Mr. Bass seems to be of that caliber. He is now and for so long as the state's chief asset that many true for dishes and drinking vessels. Nurses should '

d cloaked with the authority of chairman of a special have impressions that Florida is all climate with exercise the same precautions as regards cleanliness Engraved in the latest style and on the

committee of the city council to investigate the not much else to recommend it. This is a disad- of hands in caring for infantile paralysis patients finest of card and paper.

feasibility of the plan. He says he means busi vantage to be found in constantly pushing climateto as for those afflicted with other infectious dis- ASK T6 SEE OUR
}+ ness. There is no question but that his plan wouldsolve the fore. We are ready to admit that climate SAMPLES i

the problem of improving the lake front. forms the basic entablature for nearly if not all of eases.A child may convey the disease to others even Price a* low a* consistent with this high

Some.. inducement however, must be offer Florida's advantages ad products If it were not after a lapse of several weeks. For this reason class of work.

the railroad company. It has been suggested that'the for the climate we could not produce the world winning quarantine should be maintained for a considerable

r"t city purchase the present right-of-way, and coa- fruits and vegetables that are matured out of period. usually from six to eight weeks and thV Kissimmniee Valley Gazette it :'

Overt it into a boulevard1' similar to Broadway withA season for other section The health of the people above precautions should be adhered to during this

parkway in the center. Then arises the question -i would not be so rosy and robust'if it were not'for I timeDisinfection of the room following recovery .

h) of what will become of the depot which was I the climate: Florida would not be the most da- IS' advisable. .; '/1 r-- "

= r, I ::;: Quality Store with- rcnch purchase./: Come and see; Base, is in charge of the Br&adway within a Jew 'years. Rev; Mr. I this,organization upon Its Sunday
F. H. Lawcon. ,
Just received new line of hosiery; cafe, Guy, was recently elected ..a memberof J school;! ,life.I '

at the Quality Store. : We you the Oaceola'county'board! of coin. Railroads will '
' s good as theap'a.sanyne"in.town' Mr. and Mrs D.' W. AldermUn\ and Imissloncrs ', 'grant, greatly reduced

\ American Lady cdisets, new'jro'ods ) end give\ you' a nico pres- baby) Mrs J. M. Lee Miss Mildred I next and will ,tako' his place'I step ,fpr ,both these gather-. I I11lgs

r Miss Edyths Tyson, oY Albany, Ca., We sell, nice and good candy at 15cfn' Alderman'Jim\ Lardy Lesley, E. U.Kctz I In this and other sections of. WATCH FOR PECAN SCAB 4,
Miller and Feed M. Bass .
is visiting her sister, Mrs T, J. pound and give away more thanwe | Florida and will no doubt prove a val- J F
:Welch. sell.! F. ,H. Law :ln. motored to Wlndernvjre Sunday and uable member of the board. Pecan scalt-may be prevalent thru. i '

.- ?njoyed a pIUl1g in Lako Butter. lout the growing season but; it.is more
J. M. Bryqnt, of ,Campbell Station, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wcodail left y-ss- 1
IaRE55Ph O. C. Pierce has his j likely to attack in August. If. E, ti
' STATE was among the visitors in the city on terday for a visit with relatives and resigned position TWO STATE MEETINGS Stevens
Tuesday. as manager of the Gray stone Ho. plant pathologist to the ,, ;
friends f in G orgil1.'* I
!
:
:el. Ho has not definitely decided upon University of Florida Experiment t
Mr. and Mrir. 'W., M. Markly; of Pa- Mrs. Ira Bass and her daughter his future connections. Mr. Baynesis TO BE HELD IN FALL j Station, recommends that growers ',
latka, were visitors in the city on I prepare for the 'disease. tn ,groves
Miss Margaret, spent several days temporarily in charge of the hotel d

Weather Report Monday '' this week with Mrs. :L. C. Royal in until a new manager is selected.Mr. BIG SUNDAY -SCHOOL GATHERINGS I whero i it was to found attack last year it is almost r i.

Miss Clara Shephard, of St. Peters- Jacksonville.On sure again.
and Mrs. J. Finocchiara and ON PROGRAM ONE IN The disease is caused by a fungus e , ,
.- burg, is the guest of her cousin, Miss I
Sammye Dixon.A account of the absence of both their four children, formerly residingon DEFUNIAK SPRINGS AND THE which grows on the nuts and twigs,

Following are daily temperatures the worthy matron aril acting worthy the Wasscnbach property at Vine OTHER AT LAKELAND-GREAT and sometimes on leaves. It may be

and! precipitations as re- fine 11-pound .son was born to matron there will be nol' meeting of street and Rose avenue, have removedto PLANS NOW BEING MADE FOR 1 recognized by the dark green moldy

at ported Kissimmee t>y Government for the week station end Mr. and Mrc. D. N. Lock, of the Boggy the Eastern Star this week. I Tampa, from which city Mr. Fin- THESE CONVENTIONS. growth. -

Max. Min. Rain Ask your grocer for Reed'c box home Friday night from Grand salesman. Two monster state Sunday school mixture Is recommended. If the disease

____90 71 cakes. i conventions will be held this year. has not stopped working in three 3
Friday They're only ten cents and are Rapids, Mich., where they have been I A child that has intestinal worms ,
Saturday __ __89 .72 "Made in Kissimmeo S3-2t visiting relative for some time. I is handicapped; in its growth. A few The first one will be in DeFuniak weeks, another spraying may be alv4en

Sunday __ ___90 74 .05; doses of WHITE'S CREAM VERMI,' Springs, November 21st to 23rd, frl- although one probably will 'keepit
Monday __ ___.91 73 H. R. Mosnat: of Lake Hamilton, Denver! L. Bass, Miss Quincy Bass, elusive, and willrminister to the western in check. Ammoniacal solution of
FUGE destroys and expels worms I' *
Tuesday - ___90 71 .45 I was in the city Monday and made an Mrs. Jane McDermott, O. R.:Bass and :i the cihld immediately improves and; I part of the state, drawingperhaps I I copper carbonate may be substituted

Wednesday __85 68 .20 I appreciated call.at.the: Gazette office. J. T. Drawdy, all of Kenansville, thrives wonderfully. Price 25c per ''from counties as far east as Leon, for the bordeaux, but since it 'does I

Thursday __ __88 73 .05 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harper will were visitors in the city yesterday.Mrs. I bottle. Sold by Osceola Pharmacy. I'I Jefferson, Madison and Taylor. The I I not stick as well as bordeaux, more.

I IU ,bafe this evening for Grand Rapids, .. J. J. Hall and her daughter, second convention will be held in j I I frequent application will be necessary. -

+ o.MOOCJue o OHM Mich., where they will spend. several Miss Ethel, left Tucoday for their Conductor B. M. Tedder r'etumod ::Lakeland, November 23 to 26, inclusive I Growers who have been troubled

I months. former homo in Cordtle, Ga.: where Wednesday from a visit to Hcndersonvillo :, and will be the offcial conven- I with the disease before should not, !,

o.OOOOOO OOOOOOOI will month with N. C., Richmond, Va., Washington ;: tion where the election of officers wait until it appears, because it will '
Mrs. children they spend a visiting
L. E. Minx and '
0 re- D. C. and other points. Mrs. '' and other official business is trans. be harder to check then. '
ItifrtvDd Wednesday afternoon from an friends and relatives.S. Tedder and baby will remain for a acted. Clean culture will i-lso help a great

I The Local Field I il-old extended home visit in Ohio.with relatives at her T. Lahan and family, who recently visit of several weeks before 'returning I These meetings will be. .Wholly interdenominational deal in keeping the disease in check.If .

came to Kissimmee from Lane, home.J. I in character, and the diseased nuts and leaves fall ,

roulI'ht.1 I Mr. and Mrs. Ror..o; Tho.nas and Kansas, have moved into the M. Mun- S. Cadel returned Wednesday all Evangelical Sunday schools of the they should be collected and burned. i k''

Fire Insurance. See A. E. MI, R. D.,, left Thursday c-vering: for ger property on Mabctte street, which evening from a .vacation spent in state are entitled to send delegates.A I This will diminish the severity of at"t

nl.1 Patterson, Ga., where they will spend they purchased some time ago Washington D. C., and his old homein I number of prominent speakers I tack next year. A thorough spraying

Our box cakes, 10 cents, -are veral weeks visiting lolutivos. Mrs. J. M. PauFk and daughter, Mnrjlaml. Mrs. Cadcl], who ac- have already] been arranged for, and I should be given in the spring before

ways fresh. Reed's hak ry. 33-2t I P. K. Wenver, W. A. Smith, Guy Miss Myrtle, who have been the I companied him will visit friends and more will be added. The principal the leaves start.It .

of Lakeland, spent Wednesday here. Sherrousc, Jr., motored to Orlando L. Overstioet, and other relatives for I before rtturning to Kir..immec. Mr. John L. Alexander of Chicago, is not necessary to fill the silo a'
who is the International Teen at sitting. C. L. of
time, left Thursday for their AgeSecretary. one Willoughby,
Monday to witness tile Orlando-Sun- some
Miss May Wifrhttr.nn has returned I !Mrs B. B. Simpson, Kissimmee's : '
.
ford ball home in Cairo, Ga.J. He has a world experience the Florida College of Agriculture,
from u vi.Mt with friends in Ujl.iiml.) game. .' I 1 1 1tl'aillnHlHtu' efficient postmaster, returned Tuesday in the handling of young folks, I suggests that it would be better for f,

Buy Reed's !box cakes at ten cents. A, S.'; Nelson, daughter, Miss Grace F. Reitzell, Atlantic Coast Line flour a vacation spent visitingher and he will place much stress upon | the silage to settle a while. Some } a
N\-lson and JV, Miller to'' at Su'iford, was 'a visitor sister, Mrs. R. M. Price, ot Mi
expect
They lire nude ill Kissimmet:! ; tae religious education of the young i farmers run the cutter one day and
leave today for Kansas, City, where i in the city Wednesday and took din- ami. She wus accompanied by h.r people of our state. Another let the silage settle the next. If \ bj

Mrs. K W. I'i lIey an ; ]Mis, Belle tho men are going on business, while her at the iraystune; with Conductor son, Jack who has bet'ni"itil1A' relatives inent speaker and worker will prom-j enough 'corn is not mature to fill the i '"

Carr "spent' Sunday in Orlando. Miss Nelson will visit friends. J I. A. RatlilT, who hat been nerving 'i- at Cocoa and :Miami.Mis I D. W. Simms of .Atlanta, who is the silo, no harm will be done by waiting ,

For ice tea Uncolored Japan. The I I Walter Nelson] IX, W. Alucrmin. a relief conductor on the Sugar Bolt : !."-wis O'Brynn end children general secretary of the Georgia Sun ; until another field reaches the right

60c (grade at 4.1c, at Taylor's. t Clarence Alderman, Leroy Lesley and I live. i'I and Misses Lola and Lottis Lawler day School Association, and who is stage. ,

gle Creek, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ;| in Orlando, where they attoidod the church will hold its regular';tended visit in New York City. They I I The third prominent speaker 'I The TrHby' Ice and Packing Com .
business session ut they] Mr. will be Mr. P. E. Green of pany has been formed at Trilby with
M. M. Miller. Sanford-Orlando ball ...me. monthly were accompanied by O'Bryarx's Birmingham -
I church next Monday afternoon. Mem-I mother, Mrs. L. B. O'Bryan, of Rock- Alabama, who is the secretaryin a capital stock of $300,000. A Cold ti

'-. Miss Maude Jordan and Miss Ma- C. B. McGowan arrived Tuesday bets are urged to attend us there will hill, S. C., who will spend some time j I the southeastern states for the storage and ice plant will be erected

bel Jordan, of Tampa, arrived That s- from Black Point Camp to spend a be business of importance.Mrs. visiting here. Presbyterian church. In addition to of three stories made of reinforced 'n

day to visit their sister, Mrs. G. D. three days' furlough with friends these men, practically all of the denominational concrete, as soon as possible. They
.4 .Boon I her?. He is a member of CompanyB Shepherd and daughter Miss O. A. Porter, editor of .the Haincs secretaries in will also erect citrus- fruit and vegetable ,

the Kissimm&s; Company.H. Clara, of St. Pttersburg, are the City Herald, was a visitor in the packing house adjacent to the
together with of the prominent\
Club will moet Saturday
Priscilla many
The -
j guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.-S. Drawdyand city Monday. He stated that he came :j '
of .
meat packing house at a cost $ ,- ,
.
afternoon with Mrs, A. Cotterman C. Lightscy, who has been engaged ministers, educators and laymen will
is Mrs. the of the
family. Mrs. Shepherd up to see new capital city 000.
at her attractive home on Mab- in packing peaches at Byron, take part. Governor Park TrammAl r
Drawdy's sister and has frequently state. Mr. Porter only recently'
(Ia., Curing the serson. has returned: I has alrcday signified his I intention af '
ette street. visited in Kissimmee, where she has launched a paper at Hai'1 's City, but' The county commissioners of Dade ,
home. He states that the season was being at the conventions, as has also
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Car- many friends. h* states that everything indicates j' county have called an lection for the w
short, but that there was a big crop Dr. Edward Conradi, of Tallahassee.
] Ga. July 15th successful venture. issuance of $600,000 of bonds to
roll at Fitzgerald on a
which was sold at good prices. John S. Edwards, of Lakeland, Mr. J. p. Lanier, 'State President of "
a eon. Mother and chid: are getting I 'R. stopped off in Kissimmee Wednesdaywhile Teething babies always have. a hard i the Baraca-Philathea Union, will appear build a causeway in across Biscayne)
Mrs. L. Farmer has returned Bay early August. 'r
along nicely. enroute to Tallahassee, wherehe time of it when this process occurs in on both programs. Mr.- Marcus
from Beaufort, S. CWhere she
Pat Murphy, the well known lobbyist spent two weeks visiting her cister. has been serving liS a member of I hot weather. They not only have to I C. Fagg, of the Florida Children's ,

and political sage, whose smiling Sho was accompanied by her mother the State Tax Commis ion. He was contend with painful gums but the I Home, and Mr. Duncan B. Carry, the DR. DERBYSHIRE

Irish face is a familiar one all over elected Circuit Court Judge at the stomach is disordered, bowels loose State Christian Endeavor President,
Mrs. Carruthers of Oxford Fla. General rr-tlcC. "
Jtoes f '
Florida, spent several! flays here this late primary 1l ctlon. and the. body uncomfortable. The are also expected to be present. attention .. Obstetrics ... se.aest I
G. M, Shearouse Jr. G. M.: 'Shear. the little sufferer .
week. Sallow complexion from bilious best help you can give Among the unique features of these Wentcn.orncr .
ouse, Sr., J. B, Sheorouae, Walter comes is McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It conventions will be the denomination. OVER PAIAOC DRUG..STOREKISSIMMCt.
_..... Miss ,Lucy Pearce left Wednesday Nelson Hammock And Fred Bass impurities in the blood and the : riA.R .
.:; Guy corrects sour stomach.' cools and al] exhibits and siplays. Another feat _
Atlanta, where she will visit herr fault lies with the liver and bowels- 1 ..U.KPfcMM IBS Office: ra..eVulcanizing ;
ter : motored to Sanford Tuesday afternoon quiets the bowels and helps diges- ure will be the unfolding of an imi.cnse -
aunt, Mrs. J. M. Wood. She stopped they are torpid. The medicine that
to attend the Qrlanc'oSanfordball tion. Price 25c and 50c per bottle. t stats map on which credits
visit with friends results in such is HER-
en route for a short gives cases )I
game. Sold by Osceola Pharmacy.Mr. will be given to the counties on which
in Jucksonyille.a BINE. It is a fine'liver stimulant
Mrs. C. J. Woodall and Lee Hobbs I and bowel regulator. Price 50c. Sold : and Mrs. J. M. Carson, of Da- credits will be given to the counties

Lyles Story is expected to return left Thursday for Columbus, Ga. They by Osceola Pharmacy I nia on the East Coast, motored to ,, throughout the state which have Inner Tubes

hoiiK- Sunday from a I business tripto expect to be away six or, eight week.s. I K 1,,-.iJ.mee, arriving Sund-y. MrCarson made definite gains along Sunday
New York and Bal'.more' ; where Mr. and Mrs J. F. Walters drool lines during the past year. In 25c Patch
i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chapman left rcturn'l spent th.: day h.',. jnd r
he went to )buy, his fall and winterstock II Thursday for Shingles, Ga., for a xi-.it Monday:! from u ton days' Mrs. Carson will remn.n: tar a Hill! at the state convention in Tampa I\
the Store. the family of S, Huffman At )Davnort ) I 17 counties :
for Story : reported. Last
with Mr. Chapman's! parents.The visit with :Mr.\ and Mrs. C. A. Carson yearin General Auto .Repairing
I > :Miss! Mona HulTiniyi accom'puni'd ;Miami :!\:1:{ lepottcd. This year an r
Harry l>aw"8ho is a drummer ladies of the Missionary Society and family and :Mi'. Carii will conn
them here Alias IlulTrmun'for- effort is
being made to
in. the Second Regiment, Hand, now in 0r *,o iK'comiity her home1. :Mi" get reports! 25c Hour
of the Method't! church und an
nioily] I lived in Kivimmeo curl wjis' from practically, all of the ('ounti,>,. I
lit Black )Point, arrived home ( 'I'-on i is looking after leas: father'-
tamp their friend invited to attend
t are the nt ill church s-'HMal circleHIM Th. I
Florid"
School] Association
Wednesday to spend! three d.ys' fur I promo irioMat Ti|""r TV1'I!1. on niiicMst; of Sunday -
"Talent] Tea" which will he h -M at n nu'iiy, friends, will l bl'> ]pleased tomeet under whose these j Cars Cleaned and Oiled75c
and friends., I and recently cli-i! 'd I 10i() auspices
Iminh with his parents the home of Mr:'. M. Tiller, Friday her atruin.Woid : |I''i"ji.i, )pin" ,conventions will be held, will this

E. A, Nicnwyer und daughter Miss afternoon at 3:30: o'clock. I litena avocado trees whi -l. me now beingel Ir
has received liy lel.i out.
Annie Nicmcycr, left Wednesday for '' The Withstand the Heat of I
George R. Paschal, the prize drug who Strong
tiVl"H here that Max Kilt/, onlisted -
Ktiuntnn, u., where they will spend a from here : The tnemheis of the 1') thiun Sitii i-, Summer Better Than the Weak
drummer Jacksonville
was ''
member Of tht N. (;I. 1"
month visiting Mr. Niesieyci's mother I as a ..- Induce and l a nuriber of friemlpacked .- Old people who are feeble, and younger ,
Monday and Tuesday calling oft: his :i and who has born critically, ill it ,, a box ]last Thursday. and sent people who are weak,will l be lengthenedanil ARTHUR M. JONES i
trade. George is still) the rime jolly: Jacksonville for some time, has lotthe ] enabled to go: llirougb the depressing .
l fellow and his frK-n is! all it to the members of Company B, Natiomil heat of bv Phone 81-L
Misses Lavenia Wenner" and Helen] good ovor sight of his right eye. Mr. Kritz 1 summer taking regularly
gourd; of Florida, now i.i camp Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It
K. Sawyer have returned from Kiafcimrmo Flotilla] ure alway glad to see him. failed to pass the examination and I at Black Point. This company r- and enriches the blood ami builds J purifies up* Oi Minimi R,11,. litwNi Irtatoaj ut Ckwcl It.oo ,
Park, whtre they spent the dismissed from the mil ita. the whole I
Miss\ Alice River, of Lake Ci'y, was composed 1 largely of Kissimmoe boys system. 5Oc. I

. past week visiting Miss Emily] Fairbunks' arrived Friday from Arcadia, where" The many friends of Mrs. 11. W. and the t lox was filled with a large I

'1 she has been spending some true Grady, formerly of Kissimmce, but amount of good things to eat, which ooooooooooooooeooooooo

Dr. M J. Hicks left Thursday eve- with her uncle, and will visit Dr. now living in Fort Myers, will be gladto was greatly appreciated by the boys, I "

"11If..: for Columbus, Ga., where I be Rivers and family for a few days. know that she is rapidly recovering who were longing for the taste of '

will visit his brother, who is ill. lie Miss Rivers is a niece of the Doctor. from an operation performed ina "good home cooking" after their monotonous 1 Specials On ;

will also go to Atlanta to spend ten Lieutenant W. J. Steed and i Fred hospital at Savannah, Ga., where bill of fare such as the sol

days visiting. Ix-renz of Company B, the Kiusim- she went for treatment several weeks dier usually gets.

the mee orgrnization of the National ago, and expocts to be able to leave and ,
James hawse, representing Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Carson
; a Guard of Florida, spent Sunday here for her home in a few days.
American Tobacco Company, was daughter, Miss Anne Bryan Carson I
business visitor in the city Monday. I II with friends enjoying 1.hort fur- Mr. and Mrs. G. W. R-st Irft Wednesday returned to their home here lant I I DIAMONDSSaturday

:Mr! Hawse rnakea his headquarters lojpli. for Jacksonville, where they Thursday. Mr. Carton, who spent

in Jacksonville Constipation is the starting point will spend a vacation of fifteen days. some tires visiting relatives ot Reynolds I j'

for many serious diseases. To be They made the trip by rail to San- : Ga., and other points, met _Mrs. '

Misses i Dollie Alv.rd and Ruby healthy keep the bo we IB active and ford and from there by steamer. Mr. I Carson and Miss CarBon there and and Monday '

Whidden arrived Tuesday morning regular] HERBINE will remove all BeRt is enjoying his annual vacation they returned with hiri. Miss Anne,

from Kissimmee and will he guests accumulations in the bowels and put from his duties at( the postofficc. They i oho has been in a private hospitalin

for a month of Miss Alvord's sister, the system in prime condition. Price will make numerous side trips from Baltimore] for several months, is .JI..JI..J1. t

;, Cecil Prentiss, who is a member of Word received frorff Black Point you sit in a cool draft when you Carson, who accompanied her fatherto See Our Selection
Georgia, is now visiting relatives
N. G.
the
of
the Kissimmee company 'amp states that Ward Eat.!'y, of this are-heated and get a stiff neck or
Jacksonville Mrs. P. E. Chilkar,
F., arrived from Black Point. Saturday city who is a member of the Second lame back, you will be looking for n
on a short furlough, to visit his Rebiment Band, has been promoted something that will ease the pain. who also accompanied her father, ,& .J1..J1. )

parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Prentiss. from corporal to sergeant and that Fix' your mind on BALLARD'S topped at Live Oak, when she will
reside in the future, her husband hav-
he is now rated as "first class mu SNOW'LINIMENT.and don't be talk- located there. COLE JEWELRY CO. }
Law-nee sician" with a corresponding increasein ed out of it because it is the best ing

all of St. Cloud pay. He is a solo cornet player pain relieving liniment you can get Rev. B. II. Guy and daughter, Miss ,
Miss Lillian May
spending the with the band. His brother, Leon anywhere. Prioe 26c, 60c and $1.00 Cordia, were here this week returning Jewelers and Optometrists ;5
were a pleasant party with bottle. Sold Osceola Phar from a visit to Mr. Guy's old .
with Mrs ElIza- Estey, I is also a cornet player per by I :11
dajr last Thursday ,
,/J the band and is making good. macy. horn near Dade City, where they vis- l I :
finIl Sanborn. I .
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u v rels, cisterns and clogged eaves It has always been false economy :to bound.-; If Upon removing the plant U.REMCIW
4 troughs. a leuVe manure exposed to. the weather,' from the pot the root are massed Ypss1

Agricultural, News Notes Any community can control the Since. \he\ price of fertilizers lute'gone! around the outside of, the IOU; a lar ss; STOMACH rolthle't r1r

mosquitoes! 1/yconccrted action accordIng 1 up it ,it disastrous. ger pot should be' provided. If, how ....=-t..._001L.. I'I":: '" ,
"I' FURNISHED BY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. to J, R. Watson, entomologist to Manure has become corresponding ever, a larger pot is impracticable the ):PII.y. '
P. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE the University of Florida Experiment ly more valuable with1 the scarcity of roots may be sheared new oil intro Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers ot the
,Station 'Swamps and pools which fertilizers. Any farmer can afford duced and the plant .replaced In, the Stomach and Intestines, AutoIntoxication 'j

\, >> I contain iitagnont dater should be I to protect the manuros produced on same pott.During w yellow Jaundica, Appendicitis e .
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED .. .hiding places Once they have been drained{,, rind open sewers should be |his farm. Some will' 'say they cannot the rainy season is a good and other fttal ailments result from ',.'
ABOUT VELVETy washed off they ore unable\; to reach covered. But even when this is done afford td mako: a manure pit and time' to transfe>\ plants and they are Stomach Trouble. Thousands of }:
the tree again. For: this reason wale th>8 tin- cnns, mini rrela and other build a shed over it. Then they will apt to 'need repotting owing to the. Stomach Sufferers owe their eoni.
.. "' BEAN CATERPILLARJ. er;is frequently effective if it is ap- receptacles which\ hold water will go forthwith and buy commercial fertilizers. growth made, during spring and sum- plete recovery to May '11 Wonderful
pliedwith sufficient\ force. supply breeding places for enough . mer. Remedy. Unlike any outer for Stomach ,

R. Watson, entomologist to the The grower may use an insecticide,, mosquitoes to stock tho' whole neigh, A. P. Spencer, district agent for Where soil is 'needed for flower Ailment. For sale by J Z. Ro-( Y

University of Florida Experiment however, if he wishes. Paraffin oils; "" ,, bo hood., -These receptacles are usually tho University of Florida Extension pots, Mr. Halma recommends equal berson and druggists everywhere.
Station, gives the following points to kerosene emulsion, or soaps arc "!f- overlooked because they are not Division, says that the teachings from parts of muck soil, well rotted ma-
.
be remembered about velvet bean cat.el'pilJars fective The soap solution is perhaps so noticeable. Every place that hold j fifty loads of manure will pay for a mire, and sharp sand. If these ingredientsT '
: the easiest to make. Since water s .verl1l. days should be drainedor shed to protect it. Now there are are not available a good
1. Natural l enemies ouch as birds, whale oil soap is expensive!: the common covered. hundreds of farms which producethat garden soil will serve.

insects and'Vholera" should not bee laundry soap may be used. One I much manure in a. year. The A small plant should not\ be placed
expected to control them entirely. pound to four to six gallons OWilt- CORN CAN BE SUCCESSFULLY commercial value of the ammonia In.. in too large a pot because the soil is 'SAWMIlT'MACHINERY
2. The moths do not winter in er, according to the hardness of I the SHOCKED IN .'LORn.From .\ : that manure is from $3.50 to b a'I apt to sour It is better to repot as ".

riorida Field are reinfeoted, ear water, will)] make the right proportion I unit. The ammonia is the most soru-j the plant grows. :
winter by moths from the south 74 to 80 per cent of the feeding I Ijle plant food in the manure. AND
?. The appearance of the moth j is value of the be the soil which the is
;Measures for control of mealy bugs corn'crop can upon manure
I
a dignal] to prepare for cat-ipillnrs will also, help to control the cottony I saved) by making it into stover or piled is open the ammonia-laden' water LA GRIPPE AND FEVER CURED"Your ALL SUPPLIES ,'
'lliev: will hatch in three days an I Iw.ll cushion scale] fodder There is a generpl impression escapes downward: If it is compact Write For Prices And
Quirk's Chill Tonic cured .
; begin to damage the crop about r amor\p\ farmers that corn cannotbe the water runs eway to the my
I husband of LaGrippe and Fever after Catalogue
ten days I later BKO\\N: Fl':M.I'S' ; ]HOST\ EFrl-: I, successfully shocked in Florida, ercek More than half of the fertilizing -
the
dusting'. vitih ]lead) doctor's medicine and other remedies
4. Spraying or O'lngto the henrains that value of withina
occur manure escapes
( LENT: AJlsr( : "' "ITEFLYJune I failed." 1
Arsenate control. the caterpillars un I when the coin reaches! the stage for short time when it i is exposed: to
Iii their natural en..mil's begin woik cutting. ('. K, :McQuarnc, slate' the weather. LULA ROACH, Drifton Fla.
and July] are probably] the Sold by Osceola Pharmacy 25c.
,
Expect to'do this spraying in Augustor agent for the University of Florida.I To obtain full value from manure
September One spraying is usually best months to put whitefly fungi\. in Extension ]Division, hen found by nx- kit should be put in- a wntcr-tight pit
sufficient and one thorough: clu.ting tits citrus groves! ,.IJ\lt the brown fungus I penence that !stover can be cured I end covered The best farmers have

may protect the crop althoughtwo !: may not develo/) if appntd; that without much damage It has liven tight sheds with a cistern to "take :Er: : : S J18 Ask Your Grocer*

dustings are safer enilv J, R. Wa'' on, entomologistto I cured on the !Station T'.i'm also. I care of the liquid manure. That suchpractices 12 Steamer
f 5. Turkeys I like I the caterpillms, (1 I Northern farmers find stovera pay is'shown by the produc- Passenger Stanley rr- _
fi. A of Ilonclivelvet, ] heannKiH -> the Umeisit.v of I FJol'uKi; Experiment : Auto, perfect order aK I M
v strip ''gooc| means: of saving torn stalks] and tivity of their farms.ZEBfS ,
H lie planted] around the field of Station suggests that those fed I)I most swift
large quantities of it me every new, quiet, reliable -
CHEEKNEACSCOFFEES
i earlier Varieties\ to art a>. a catch (glowers who failed] to ohtain a catch winter. It makes excellent: loughaire NOT:' AS GOOD FOR rid economical can

r crop This strip "ill it..t. the i I if the blown' II I'the hut spraying' m.ijj for wintering cattle und work am- BEEF. AS DOMESTIC ANIMALS:' be converted into a truck in
mah. When silos] are ;,ot available ..
Ibis -
j I ) MI cluing August. fungus 5 minutes. Glad toshow and
it i is probably the best method of utilizing Florida, farmers have been looking
I
1 UMimmci,' and
is particularly', a i test car. Cost 2300. Will
Ihl'1..lhs and.) l 1"l\v Of .
(
TKPS IIEI.I' 110VIKOL: "' IPS autumn form I'ndei natural. 1 eon,,:i which ate ordinarily, ] , init.] for a bleed of cattle that is immuneto take M400 cash. >' !' "*..' "" .
t tions it seldom licfnic'" A u. ticks The 7"\Ai\ a humped animal
:;
ppea') ntU; Is nccilcclin "
i I' care" shocking EverylestNew
The best way to control flies i is totreat i i III-I) but will often o mtimte to LTICTV Iloiuli thin in the northern state- from India i immune to lick; hut it W L COOPER, Coronado, Fla. 'jfest

or destroy breeding places. Thi well, into :November' if the< w';atlui' ;isi l hecnuse of the hca\'\' rainfall.he'] is not as good for b-ef as the est illlshod >. I J

can l"estte\ -clone by, community or , (Tic u",t tl\ moitI ( shocks must l he smaller and the beef bicccls in this, country -.
V neighborhood coopeiation I There( I 'I'he1 liown" fungus is the* most cfi stalls mist stand Ih'
straight 10 it.ter
,
Th I -hope that grades of this animal
are other means which supplement i Ilk""t of th" entomogt'nou"i fungi thitnttnck \\. \\ill, Bruin away and! not into
this work or which help individualfarmers ) ] whitetlv laiv.ie, This is truele the hock There are e\crnl methods would be immune bus, been entertained

to control flies where ('o-operation i| 'causeit is e.ip.ble: cf -.pn-acli .". "nv, that may be used Some farmers Iiv some farmers but dceoiding' to
'' cannot be had! The fUtrnp I vegetable] Innnchefiom one ]laiva have a frame which they start the John M s'otd)( animal industrialistto Stock of t
valuable] in another and docs not hnto .!ic>.
will be found a help I educing to shock around When it will support the University of I loruia Kxpeii .
: : the number of flies that come pend! on the spores as the red fungus itself the frame is withdrawn to lieU '
and half
I ment Station, grades breedsare
7: to clean premises from places that und consequently' is haicle" to j get: --.>d in the next shocks Others lei 1
are insanitary and in catching those, started in a grove l>y spra\mg [the tops of four or' more standing subject to the tick7el . Shoes Coming

which escape other means that maybe Since the red fungus is neither so stalk", together. Those are selected; ( >us were '" introduced into the
t employed against them. efficient and since it doer not growas i so they stand at four corners of a United States about sixty y ars ago
: Jb.; S. Pace, district agent for the well in the: fall as the brown Mr square and.the tops arc bent over and! They were first brought to South OUR recent sale practically wipedout
it "University of Florida Extension Di- Watson urges growers to obtain the tied to form .frame against which I Carolina. In spite of the fact that
vision, refers those farmers who wish brown fungus if they can. Unfortu- I the cut stalks are set. Still other (hey have been used in this countrj. our big stock of shoes but

{ 'i to use flytraps to Farmers' Bulletin nately fungus; material canrfot be j[farmers tie a bunch of cut stalks together I more than half a century they have have
fine line of
734 of the United States Department transported legally from one grove to ; and start the shock arouacl not demonstrated exceptional merit, we a new goods
} 'I of Agriculture This bulletin will be another under rulings of the State I them anti do not improve. native stock. Mr.
( on the way and they will be ready .
1- sent free on request by addressingthe Plant Board because it is apt to carry The cut stalks'" should not cross tih Scott classes them as fads and advises .

Department at Washington, D. C. diseases. However, growers: may I ? top. Crossed tops admit water i the farmer who wants a utility animal for our customers in a few days
' Several types of flytraps are dcscno- find colonies of the brown in their Not more than 150 stalks or hills I to stick to the recognized beef
eel in this bulletin and it contains di- groves: and foster their spread. should be placed in a chock and the breeds such as Hereford, Shorthornand
rections for making them. The best stalks should stand straight n the Angus! More rapid improvement i ,*

form is the conical hoop trap which PROTECT CORN FROM: WEEVILS shock Shocks should be tied with and a better product can be had by We known as the Old Reliable
w E can be made for about 65 cents. some twine such; as is used at saw- breeding native cows to purebredbeef are

Weevils are the greatest enemy of mills or in binding oats or wheat. animals.
rr SUMMER PRUNING HELPS stored corn in Florida. The loss from The string should be placed wollxto- I The Zebu fashion breaks out every Shoe Dealers of Osceola County

AND END ROT this source has hen estimated at few years and farmers are urged to
&- ; CONTROL STEM ward the top and should be so tight I
from 15 to 25 per cent. That is high that the shock will not twist. An old give it a trial. They are only wastIng -
f, and will amply the of time and money in an attempt,
Stem end .rot It another disease repay expense granny sack split part way down the
that mast be treated before it ..o1 protection. Weevils may be destroyed .I I'I. side and turned over the top will aid for if Zebus were suited to conditions '
1 pears.'' Th fungus which causes itilvesin by carbon bisulfide, but a tight cribIs : in shedding water. in the United States and were profitable COME SEE OUR NEW: GOODS

the dead wood of the tree and necessary' for this treatment.J. .? ,they would,, ba more widely ,r -

,;/lnfests. the*fruit'"IIeveral weeks be''for R. Watson entomologist to the SPRAY KEEPS FLIES FROM: grown. ,
} : the disease appears. It is too University of Florida Experiment DOMESTIC: ANIMALS 1 l' -:-
(late: then to do anything. .Precautionary Station, suggests that the firFt! step in UNDESIRABLE ROSES
measures must be taken before control of this insect is to clean the r Various preparations are on the MAY BE MADE OVER 'T'
V. cub thoroughly before the new corn ..8harv I H. C. STANFORD COMPANY
the fruits are infested. I market for )keeping flies away from i
Several factors combine to g ".'e I 'steel. This will get rid of any I!domestic animals Few of those are I j, Have you any scrub roses or any .
stem-end rot an entrance to the fruit. weevils that remained over from last .satiifactorA ch-mper preparation that lonf Have you some that you ,
|
? The first is the existence; of the disease year Any old corn I that remains i which farmers can make themselves] ;, wish were: ]like some others you or
h f in the dead wood. The next is should be removed to another place and which is as good as, or better your neighbors have* The quickest .
a weakening and wounding of fruits I !because. it probably will be infested. than most of the preparations whichare I way to remedy the defects of unclesirable -

around the! stem end by purple scales I I If the crib i" not air-tight it should) plated on the market, is recommended ] roses, '' is to make them ov r.
ht Purple scales are fostered by the *e made that wav Aa, tuk t:tn l hy .1.I R. Watson' entomologist : The rainy season is the time to do it.I I I
Booty mold which grows on the hon- |II crib, may l o mqcle1) tight enough to !: to the University of Florida Ex: "'. F. llalnia assistant horticulturistto I FOR SAL'E---CASH PREFERREDThree
eydew secreted by whitefly larvae. i hold| the gas by lining it with building i periment !Station This formula is the University of Florida Expo11
| or single ply roofing Sta'ion that the old I Lots located in residence of St. Clbud .
Stem end rot fungus cannot enter i I paper' paper !offered by the United States DepatI | ment suggests portion ,
t t strong vigorous tissue, but fruit tnont of Agriculture and is known huh be budded to better !
vurietil'o'l Florida north of railroad within distance of business
| )If is used the joins should I I who has easy
weakened or wounded by these or paper us the Jensen: formula: I, Anyone a sharp '
other agencies is subject to attack ,;, be nailed well. Taper will let in very I Laundry soap 1 pound!; water 1 a little, horse sense can bud roses and part or town. 75 foot front by 150 foot depth. Plenty of
r Control of these other diseases will littlE'' air if the beams are int..rfoltl",1.1 I gallons; crude petroleum, 1 gallon; produce flowers much caner than
for home.
r help to control the stem rot. When weevils appear carbon powdered, napthalene ounces, The from cuttings The method used is room a
I I
Perhaps the most important step fide can be placed] in I>n open vesselon I soap should be shaved into fine pieces known ns, shield budding A vegetative Apply VALLEY GAZETTE.INSURANCE .

el in control is pruning out the dead j II top of the corn It will evaporateand and! dissolved, ] in hot water The nap- bud is cut with a shield] shaped
r, wood, according to II. E. Stevens |i settle] throughout the crib and I thalene should be dissolved] in the oil piece of bark from a desirable rose - .
plant pathologist to the University of j I kill the weevils If the insects"should I These two solutions] should be mixed bush. A shaped cut is made thru ... -
Florida Experiment Station. This removes |I appear again..the treatment may be I and thoroughly emulsified] by churning I the bark of the old bush. The corners oo.oooooo. 4 ooo oo o.oo.oo.
the primary source of infection j repeated :Mr Watson recommends: I in an old churn or by forcing of the bark made by the cut arc

The latter part of July or early about two pound, of the"liquid to I through a spray pump several times.Emphasis ,.. turned back and the shield] shaped II
and REAL
August is perhaps the best time to I )100(1( cubic feet. The nib should be I is ,laid on complete emulsion piece of bark bearing; the bud of the ESTATELet
t prune. The same pruning will a1.10'' closed for at lerst 24 or 48 hours during desirable variety is slipped in. The

''rf, help control withertip and the process of fumigation. A small spraying outfit is perhaps j corners are turned down and the us insure your Life, your Health, your Property.

znice the fungi which c melanOSe'j' the best means of application. However i wound mode by the T cut is bound Information in regard to property for
# dueased live in dead wood COMMUNITY: : CAN CONTROL if the sprayer is not available, with narrow stripes of cloth. ,
I sale and !
rent
dh Even though the tem end rot fun- PESKY MOSQUITOESDo application may be made with a''i The bud must protrude from the cheerfully given.

gus does enter the fruit it may' iun brush.. One application should repel.,vertical slit and should not be covered I In addition to fifteen other good companies we
p 'over the surface and make the rind you know that i the mosquito I the flies four or five days or even a 1 I with the cloth but the bark of the now represent the well known ,
ecabby. which sang his bloodthirsty song in week but more frequent applications ];.. stock should fit closely around it. The
,iY your ear lost night was bred in your may be necessary i'I.'bud should bo inserted as close to: the HOME FIRE INSURANCE CO. of.New York .

r MEALY BUGS CONTROLLED I neighborhood? Mosquitoes are loatheto Flies not only worry animals and ground as possible. When the wound I:>> G.A..G1
[?:' BY STRONG SPRAY wander and, if they can find a host cause them to lose flesh but by suck- I I has calloused the top of the stock : :

a,* that will entertain them will not ing blood they actually rob them of I,should be taken off about an inch : Second Floor Gtizens Bank Bldg. Klssimmee: Fla. ; : ,:
Mealy bugs are responsible in alarge travel more than a quarter of a mile. food after the animals have digestedit. above the bud.
? y measure for the blackening] of They may drift a few miles with the Furthermore, a fly pestered ani- Of course budding cannot be done ...o..o..o..o..o.oooooooo.o. oo... .. . .... ,

citrus fruits by sooty mold. They wind, but the blame for mosquitoesin mal is hard to manage- and may he when the bark does' not slip but no i

k like protected places such as those afforded any community con be placed with dangerous to handle. To leave it unprotected trouble should be experienced during '-
m by two fruit. hanging together the community. The malaria mosquito against fli"a is expensiveand he rainy season. WHERE SHALL I 160 TO SCHOOL? '

f or by clusters of grapefruit. They is less inclined to travel than the inhuman. . Any sprouts that may come up in
? secrete a great deal of honey dew ordinary moaquito. tu the rose garden may be rebudded and UNIVERSITY OF FL RIDA. Florida State College for Women
which affords! a medium for sooty Mosquitoes breed in e sgnant water. MANURE PAYS WELL made into good roses also. Gainesville Tallahassee f

a t; mold. Sooty mold blackens the fruit They will not be found in running PROTECTION Investigate its advantages Before An Institution of the Highest Jlank
4 and neceiUt fl__> liing. streams except perhaps, .n pools of PLANTS WITH POT BOUND Choosing Your College. for the Education of Young Women
t According; to J. R. Watson ento- still water at the shore. They do nut Did you ever notice too brown ROOTS DO NOT THRIVE 436 Students from 51 Florida coun-589 Students from 52 Florida Coun. (f ,

,, 'TnologrUt the University of Florida reach maturity in streams or ponds water running from a barnyard or ties and 24 States and Foreign Coun-tles and 11 States 1915-16. Tot '/
Experiment Station, spraying is the stocked with fish for fish feed ,on the manure pile during a rain There is F F. Halma, assistant horticulturist tries 1915-16. Total 818 IncludingSIS Including Summer School."t I

let, way to control mealy bug*. larvae. Their favorite breeding money in that water. The sjg-ht is to the University of Florida Experiment Summer School. L., Write at once for Catalog. ,
' Pressure 4m .the' most important:fae places are in .w Ur. that U too.filthyfor so common that most folks d? not regard Station, recommends that Write at once for Catalog. EDWARD CONRADI. Preslddftf. alA
'
} tor 111 this spraying, because the inects fish to live in, in open sewers!!, it seriously. But-it is really a 'potted plants be examined occasionally A. MURPHREE, President 297t"I .
must be dislodged from their I i ponds, mud holes, tin cans rain. bar- reflection on the thrift of the farmer. o, to see whether their roots ale potS :; "

Request is made to' all -patrons of the Valley Gazette to send items GOES BACK Mr. Steve Bronson, of Ornngo C;:el1- titer _, ;
; "i TAKES TANLAC AND
s I of Seciety Events 'o the Editor for publication In these colums.f TO HIS JOB FEELING" LIKE A I was': visiting relatives hero lajt''"I, '
week.
XEW 1tIAN-IiASN'T A SIGN OFOLD ; 'qr,
. . . W regret to learn that Mro. M.
...a a a a a a a .a a. ? .
loianiaioiiniO'iLUPFERS rT'_ ."T"o . . - 'W'I TROUBLE NOW .
ia
i I toie Sullivan""is seriourly 'ill at her home r-sat

# 1 Mr. and Mm. S. L. Lupfer Jr., entertained of the program, was received by the said Y. B. Jones, of South Jackson- gan Brown, of Kissimrnop< were the
and e'w. ville, as he walked into Bettes Pharmacy :
instantaneous
for the audience with fi ,
'j: last Friday evening I guests: of Mrs. W. L. Campbell: Tuens > "
applause and all proved to bi' a few days ago. "Aftr seeing ::: -.t..r
Sunday hearty
:; members of Mr. Lupfcr'si' ; day. .... ,' ,
: what the medicine hag done for \ j. .f
friends.Pleasing favorites. The will be sentto (
of. proceeds '
school class and a number \ rl ; Mrs. J. M. Bryant who has belill lk ,,
nib P son I believe it will help me for
my '
, games and contents furnished I some orphanage. .t for the putt few wooks, is now on
, during the evening I Thof,' tnjoymg the evening wer"Mrs. it has helped him over troubles that
amusement the to complete racovcry ,
t. Refreshments of sherbet, cake aft H. C. Stanford, Mrs.!!< C. W )( have been bothering him for nine Mm.way Peter Sylvester and Miss Mat.i' 4

A fine 'dlick: 11 dinner was served and couldn't cat anything that would I spate of the plant ts IK-IIIK' doubled : y,

aslisted i :Monday and the day enjoyed uniler( agree with him. He would seem to I II >.nd
fe Those present were: Mrs. Milton: I the shade of the large oaks. Some : //I AND:-.; HlEI.IILI.EIl.: fill I up with sour leas and belch] and for the opemtif; of the M'tung[ season -

Pledger Mrs. 11. W. :Morrow, :M.A, 'of' the party enjoyed n swim in the I "Which Which ? have the worst kind of heartburn just this fall. A Hrijv quantity\ If ,

rendered by Mr. Overstreet, Davis is secretary and treasurer\ of I FORMER KISSIMMEEBOY I he wants and is looking stouter and [ESPECIALLY[ ADAPTED

vet Miss Helen Bass and Miss Myrtle the Southport Cattle Company. Mr. I I better than I've seen him for a long

I'h Paulk. Little Miss Eleanor Over- Chambers is one of the officers of the i time. For Your '

street gave a leading of "Grand- National Live ,Stock Commission Co.J TELLS OF BORDER LIFE I "He's all right now and is going to

mother's Spectacles" which was especially and Mr. Reynolds is head of the I ]I Macon right away to take a *ob laying StateF '

h' enjoyable. A bird contest Wrought Iron Range Co., of St. Louis. I J brick for a contractor the /': What

furnished amusement during the eve- ., .,. .,. I J. S. P. Fyle, who was at one ti.ne I rious and dangerous to this bunch. 'I I know about this case proves to me

ning for the guests, who included the MURRAY OVERSTREET. GIVES ]I manager of a furniture store located I Our outposts are right along the Rio that it's a mighty fine! medicine '*nd I' IRt' Oar Initmc- j

j5 members of the lodge end their hus- PARTY. I Grande and at night we can hear the ;I want to give it a good chance to' : t

:, bands. Delicious refreshments of on ,Broadway with the Johnson Bioy- town clock strike over in th:! 'little help my troubles, for I know it will F i re e tin CatalC pe

.n peach ice cream and cakes were served The members of the "young set" cle Shop is now a member. ( ..heI I Mexican city across the river In the do it." and Weekly t

'
sister, :Mrs. J. M. Paulk, of Cairo, Ga. receiving dainty envelopes bearingthe on the Mexican border. In a ;doing the same drills that We are doing exclusively by J. Z. Roberson; in I

e M words "Get Busy." Upon opening brisjgcs St. Cloud by the Seminole Pharmacy;
letter to one of his friends who U "I : There are two across SEND FOR
PYTHIAN SISTERS ENTERTAIN.Mrs. -% tho envelopes they were found to' on- 'of the river at this-place and 'we guard in Kenansville by Phillips Bros,- t
tain irregular bits of paper covered i member Company B, Florida National to* the middle of each and. the Mex. Adv. THEM TODAYJACKSONVILLE.

.. F. C. Bryan, Mrs, George with words and parts of words. When Guard, now I in* camp at Black leans"guard to theFenter from' th"ir

Overstreet and ,Mrs S, E Gardner arranged these were found to ,be' a Point, he tella'.hia'experienees as follows side Some time Ve hike out on the l The.,t QubriM.e of IU net tonic DOM and la.atl Not
entertained! the members of the Pyth- cleverly written invitation to a,partyat :' .1 desert and when we fall l out we nilbegin I BROMOQUININBU betterthan ordinal I "' '
'' ian Sisteis lodge and a few friends the' home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Quinine and doe not cavve ncnrouBnes nor FLA
"I had only been, home three weeks to hunt horned toads. Theh rmKinB In head Remember the lull Da..e.ad .
Wednesday afternoon at the pleasant Overstre-ot, Tuesday night, with '.,.>k; Iw he SIgnature ol K. W. GUOVR. W-
i when this complication arose! and I again we watch the Mexican cowboys Yt
{ home of (Mrs. Bryan at No. 4 Sumner I :Murray Overtsreet as host. At the' 'Wild do this
joined Saturday night and left there chasing hordes. They
street appointed hour all the guests were : :Monday for the mobilization camp. in relays and it is great fun to watch I 440I o-oo.o; 0 ooouo; 'c'o.O-O' HOO OOOOOO oouooouuuo.

The program consisted! of a piano in attendance and! a merry evening I ride. I I
th'm. They certainly can
I We stayed in that camp for ten days :
solo by Miss Lucy Buckles; reading followed. Games and informal mu.i- :1':
; and then left! for the border. hope they don't fight nearly so well. Classified Advertisements
by Miss Sammy. Dixon and a piano cal numbers we're enjoyed and delicious After five- days and nights! on the Occasionally when we are out on the i S

'solo by Miss Winn. The afternoonwas I peach ice cream and cakes were. : and. five days desert a storm comes up and it i is! a
concluded with refreshments of served by the hostess. She wan assisted road, a very pleasurable ; . . _ _ _ AA..A. . a . . . _ _
lid nights: it was, as wall traveled I weird sight to see the sun shiningbrightly 40000000000000000000'000.. V VVY VV9Y..VU VVV .
ice cream and cakes. by her daughter Miss Lois, l by : vast sheet of rain It
in Pullmans we arrived here at tins on a modern cottage DWELLINGS for rent, pply. to M.
The guests included Mesdames :Mrs. J. M. Paulk and her daughter. : !stretching sky to desert like n F.dR RENT-Six room ,
f i little border town. Upon arriving .It ffom Tiller.
tr Bryan Overstreet, Gardner, Berkley] I, Miss Myrtle of Cairo, Ga. : huge crystal bead portu-rc untilt close in; $1- per month. E
marched about two
Eagle Pass! we
Hyatt Brat- I Dot and Joe I E. Wells, Real Estate and Insur- LOST OR STOLEN-Three
Smith Bryan, Ragsdale, At the party were lust it strikes you freezing cold. Shetland
desert and
miles out into the are
ton Roberso'h' Griffin Lancaster, I I Makinson Sammye Dixon and Clara' camped in a large basin. There are These !storms are always welcome to I ance. 104 Possiel Ave. ((The Inn) ponies:>; red and white spotted marc w

lie, Donegan Rivers Farmer, Paulk, i I, Sinfcletary, Grace Gilbert, May :Maryland, Nebraska Vermont Kansas make one wish that one had! Uaen |I wagon, one 2 cy. Buick In good I reward for return of ponies or

(1 Thomas, Misses Buckles, Overstreet, Wightman, Norma Griffin, Adnh and New York. The New Yo.'k born an ostrich instead of a rookio. i condition, good tires; must sell o\ information' that will lead to their
IhY, Rivers",, Winn, Dixon and Shepherd. I Wafrner, Jeanette Prevail Lucy i Aside from the send and heat we I discovery. J. W. Miller 3IHf
However
., troops nre mostly regulars. I trade at once.A.. M. Jones, P. O.
as K Pearce Carolyn Fripp Violet Bullo'k.'GuR"b ,
WOODMAN CIRCLE ENtERTAINS most of the guard duty is being done are very comfortable rs w- have good | Box 221, Kbslmme 7tf
I II START AT THE TOP-In bred
:; Winn, Alpha] Westfnll, Freiiln Thisis showers end a reading tent etc The pure
I by the men former guardsmen.
Schweikart Mrbel 1 Ovcrstreet, Dorothy I Uurocs with a high clans sow or
be- FOR'COLT
'' but 'a bit monotonous nights are delightfully cool] but STALLION SERVICE-
The Woodman Circle entertained a queer life not -
y' Tussday evening following the initiation I'I Wells! Dorothy Bishop, Muriel! I tome. I have been made company lieve me Sam'i Ralph, the days me |;: Strong, intelligent, gentle excellent gilt bred to lit Grand Champion
bour to farrow in
Lillian Harris Mildred Burk- ; September( or
Prentis hence the using of this -. I don't think that I shall ever j I condition. Money, refunded if no
; of number of candidates A I clerk,
a I' October, tho first litter will
:.1m. and Bert Wells Henry Single- invisible Remington' get used to sleeping in a house: again, colt. 422 West Oak street 6tf put youon '
'1 bountiful spread was laid in the ban I' :ary, Roscoe Roberson Leroy Lesley, wretched old to do its been so long since I slept in one. I "velvet:" Mandaly I-'iirfir,, Box A, }

quet hall of the Fraternity building. Walter Bass! Jr., Bradley Harr's: typewriter. I am not supposed I The little :Mexicans come into camp FOR EXCHANGE-Two good homes Middlehurgt 10'111. 33-4t: :
but I do it makes it ,,
number of guard duty as!
the
were a t
Among guests
Kissimmee for farm lands. Also
in
Frank Bryan Gerald] Rivers, Charlie I believe I
I for
day our scraps.
e'' members of the Orlando Grove, including more enlivening. We only drill in the ,I every and for WANTED-General
town clerical
land
Paul and good property position
Hegero, Raymond Bearden them the river to
.. the afternoon. they carry across
'fl,4, Mesdames Allie Hawley, Ola] Arni Drawdy Richard and Ned Bullock I morning and rest in feed Carranza's soldiers. The guards stock of merchandise to the amountof by single man, ago M: ; at presort
Louise Riecken Louise Cook In fact it is too hot to do anything. ( I !
Hawley
i4l farm in
William Arnold] Harold Wood- one to cross the river in $4000.( Good 240 acre employed by United States Steel
of the fallow any
,i' Maggie Hamrick Frances Swearingen all, Lee Hobbs Roy Yoang and A. J. Every day almost some too heat. boysare either direction! if they have on citi Lawrence county; Ind., worth $100ptT Corporation fair education, including ;

Pauline 1'illan.s, Ruth Barring- I IVomach. overcome with zen's clothes and after they are acre, encumbered $6500, .can business education, ten years
ton. Laura Lucius all of Orlando, and This is the strangest place nothingbut ,
. searched. Sam and 1 ( remember rent; owner I as asthma wents to experience, typewriting bookkeeping -
Mrs. Marion Gilbert of Jacksonville, MOTH""RS'-TEACHERS' CLUB. cactus and mesquite bushes and you ;
desired at six work.
I Florida with run as long as per Salary no special object
who to
... i the boy came
> strangest animal !life too. One
for the Circle. Besides the ,
state organizer -
for Florida wish to locate
exchange property. as in
There were "no meetings in July nor little chick- me) he and I are going to buy a suit Kisqimmee.
thcoc ladies there L. A. of the boys has a prairie
were
solicited. Nelson Clerk
Correspondence care Board of
r will there be any in August. At the eVi little coyotte and nearly nil\ ,Iof overalls and go over to Mexico the Trade, Kis-
Hawley John Barrington and W. H. one a Co. simmee Fla.
y y + Hamrick. business meeting in June the follow- of them have snakes and lizzards. first\ afternoon that we can get off. Realty 33.3t-pd r

officers elected j Well I have told you about all the =-== ---- -
ing were : beautiful.: .
i' The Orlando Grove has invited the The nights are wonderfully CC'L ==
President-Mrs. J. Earle Lupfer. The over the ridge I news I guess. Certainly: hope that -- --- -....-- -.. -.. __ _
'.' Ki .imme Grove to visit the former moon comes jip I | U .ipi.ii.nni.1. r u >m s, >uw a
Vice President-Mrs. J. Z. Rober- you are sent down to this plate. I
almost -
and close that one can
k at some future date and a large number seems so I
c son. touch it. The whole desert is have adopted a yellow Mexican dog
of members will ho doubt
accept !
l' the invitation. Secretary-Mrs. W. J. Fripp. bathed in silver and the air is cool and call: him Henry after that old' May-Stout Lumber Co.

GIVE ENTERTAINMENT.Little :' A course of study is being arranged smell like witch h;iel. arc all anxious to get over to the DEALERS

k for the ensuing club year by the The coyotes come up around the border but until we get word the best IN

Misses Irene Franklin Margaret committee--Mrs. Fripp, Mrs. and afternoon we can do is to thank Providence *or
1M program edge of camp and yap every House Building Materials of all
,' and Helen Winn, Baby Olivene S. L. Lupfer anjl Mrs. J. J. Griffin. some one brings in a rattle- such: si beautiful waiting room.. Give JIr

t Tiller and Frances Seaman gave an the committee thinks it worth while and tell me the news. Kinds

,'. entertainment at the home of Mrs. that tho year's work be given consideration mental and basic for broader work J. S. P. FYLE.

i, C. K. Franklin Wednesday night before of departments of the. State next year, though the club may deemit Novelty Works in Connection

an appreciative audience. Federation of Women's Clubs. The wise to limit its activities to but

fe The little people donned pictur- departments include conservation, one department. No. 666 'A--, AH we ask is let u figure on year estimates.Cmurteevs '

'. costumes and gave a "parade" public health, social hygiene, education The president, Mrs. Lupf, is now
.que, -'hNorth TUalsapt*. riptio* prepared .ieeI.n1'' Attention ud Pro.pt Delivery. C t'
daring' the afternoon and sold tick music, art, eta, in all some twenty visiting her girlhood home tot MALARIA" CHILL FCVCfFWe .
.
Qta' for.the enormous sum of three departments.; If we acquire an Intelligent ern Georgia, other members are in o.. si* dew will break any csis.aaj Phone

:'cents'each.'Thprogram. understanding as to what the distant states, while some are recreating -I U take UM* at a toato ba Fever will aotreturn. Kissimmee, Ha,, .
't presented b.It'the State and General Federations aredoina by motor in "seeing Florida It ads ea the ,Mrs better Um "
,. : ; Gk .l ) ..POMripeocdcfcea. 2S.
included discing by the knowledge will be funda- flrsti" CLUB SECRETARY. sat ...
: .( ,young'peopl.f! ; ; /i : -', --

; : Germany. Is On-Defensive Regained Control of State Impression Of .Non-Residents HAVE IT {

Allies Are Pushing 4 That t Weather Is .UnbearablyUot
of "Cjla- Stearns for Governor, held numerous

of the Tam 1 conferences in the office of; Captain Refuted ,
., Everywhere interesting po- I Dyke, in the old Floridian building, C
';'; His letter I and finally determined that Captain lm eos.eetiea with oar Hardware lies .. carry a c..pI.b. 4

< : Dyke should attempt to compromise FLORIDA NIGHTS ALWAYS COOL of furniture. We make a specialty of eutittiag ...es; and t r
HAVE PLENTY Of .....11I. rtfiable
; the issue of by agreeing that three of the electoral ,
---'. .
July 21, there votes of the State should be
,;' Austria Appears to Be Lo D from Tal counted for Hayes, if Zach Chandlerand Hastings Editor Write. Answer to Bed Room Furniture Dining
Queries of Northern Friend and
,' and Efficiency Bulgaria V. Knott as his co-conspirators would agree ,
: :; ,
': 4 fuses to Help on Other Supreme to declare George F. Drew elected Show How Wrong Idea of J Room Suits Kitchen Outfits Par '
Summer Weather in Flor- -
Turkey Has Slight Of- a reconvening Governor, and. further agree to with-
I Power. from the ida Prevail. lor Suits Odd Chairs Rockers
(t.w'" fenfire Board, and draw the Federal troops .. ,.

:">J.7; The end
v',F Great War finds the Germano action of the compromise>..and G6vcrnor Drew states have the impression that the
elected less than 100 in Florida unbearably
summer are
session of little more of was very un was declared by
He is 'eith votes. hot, when the reverse is true, the store b making a record for itself i. the Matter of
c held August 1, 1916,
W I they anniversary: on of the start of in that me- Only Three Living. following article from tho Hastings helpiaf peep!. te outfit home. Come and sea Our price are
conflict. / ho thinks the There are only three of the distinguished Herald will be of interest to our right
.. Democrats living who took readers both in and out) of Florida: I
Russia, tho vast man power
organized and furnished with Florida never part in that historic and memorable Whoever first got Ih* notion that

t.J ments of destruction in plenty mandamus the I(I contest, namely, Judge P. :W. White, climatic conditions in Florida during .
TOOLS FOR ENGINEERS:
tering tho Teuton lines on but on the of Quincy, now past ninety years of i the summer are unbearable, must I II

and has already won back and bitterly age; former United States Senator I have come from somo' spot near the II

miles. Great Britain boasts D. Westcott, I I Samuel Pasco, of Monticello, now past north pole, or some region ef eternal I No matter what kind of aa Eagia yea hare-Gas: Steam, ,r
alli
lion men in her army and of the eighty years of age, and Captain snow. Those of us who live here Railroad or Stationary Eagia*--we hare exactly the Toeb yea
of the writ Dick Parkhill, also of Monticello, now the year round find the summers to'I '
France fights alstrong.ly .eed ia your everyday work-Wrench**, Hammer, Oiler-etc,
11 Italy is increasing her I(I nearly eighty years of age. be very pleasant indeed. This itemis all of the best quality and workmanship, and at price that wffl
Dick Parkhill is the uncle inspired by a letter received this I
led by the Captain
ness. ... This ha the of
surprise reputation handling only
; store{
Congressman of Judge C. B. Parkhill, and week by the editor, in which his cor-
our
Austria appears to be II hardware, that b of superior quality and yon will make no mistake .
Cocke married respondent that he has heard
Chandler, who i Judge Wm. Archer says I
a and efficiency. Bulgaria in coming here NOW and Inspecting oar big. stock.
send reinforcements to the on the j Judge Parkhill's aunt Judge George that "it is so extremely hot in July
Russian fronts. Turkey people l be tP. Raney was, as well known, the distinguished find August that no white man can n
offensive out a writ |I I father of our Judge Gto. live and work outside, and almost unendurable I 11
power. I
'; Tho British navy, Judge P. +P. Raney, the present chairman of the even, for a white man who I
%7 & ) w'l Commit lias lived all his life in the Osceola
Hardware
, v land, still shuts off turned tee. Former Senator Pasco is the north." About the only thing to say j
use of tho seas. f I r father-in-law of Dr. Time, our Pres- about that is that either our corres a
pondent's informant does not know
co-conspira byterian minister.
Germany and Austria both '
steal of 1876 what he is talking about, or must
forced Chief Ever since the every
of hunger. ,
pinch .
I -- ------ -- '---- ---- -- -
i. '1 The German chancellor Associate Jus- Democratic newspaper and every have som! ulterior motive in wishing I w- -:
Florida has to him out of the state. We
in keep
to mandamus Democratic speaker .
in the reichstag has offered '
the Entente. Board for the I denounced that steal and have always came from North Dakota threo years '
State for I opposed going behind the returns. ago, where we had lived for the preceding !- I
Meanwhile with the sky
*
,
ing, the Entente Allies for President, I Thin unwritten law of the Democratic ten years, and except for a The eyes of the world ; +
resolution taken{ 'in the dark for Gover- I party \is stamped upon the brief trip into Georgia last July?I
Y hearts of all true and loyal Democrats where the weather was much warmer ,
I last winter never to cease
forts until Germany is .... I in this state in characters of than in Florida wo havo not been out : .. \
I On August 1, the in Flor-- living fire. of the state since. Only this week are on the man who

Austrian.were in the midst power'T that the state I Will Regret It, we had a postal from Bort'Cas who

.. brilliant campaign against ,. Samuel 'J. Til- .Mr.,Knott will bitterly rue the day I Is staying in Detroit, Mich., in which
!-":;V1&t'day" Lublin, an. ; : ,George F.' that he is attempting to ,override he'states it to every bit as warm thereas .
,' "
inv southern Poland fell. Democratic-- law. Democratic prece- in Florida. Because,Florida is so
-,b Von Mackenson with Democrats dent, and, yea Democratic tradition delightfully warm in the wintertime SAVES N
1 '" quered was pressing Tallahassee I There are some thingsthat itre tourists get the .idea that it must be

\: while on the north side of th steal of *hej dearer to all true men and patriots unbearably hot during, the summer
salient Von Hindcnburg -Judge]than statutory law, and the refusalto months. Such is not by any means
1\\ his host of -field! gray General i go behind the made up and certified the ease, and if such people would on- :I
, Without guns, without and Comp- '' .returns is one of 'them. ly take the trouble to consult the bul-

h,: with nothing except myriads were ably] I voted for Mr. Knott on June 6th, latins prepared by the weather bureau f.
giants, some of whom E. Dyke ,but duty and a'sense of justice and they would receive great en- for
. moment
1'1': charges with sharpened sticks and who was fair play demand that I vote for Sid lightenment on the subject. pAUSE a young man, "::1

'. hands, Russia was forced to the Flo.ids ney J. Catts on November 7. I have Of course the sun Is hot, more particularly a thought to self. The :*
" rapidly. C of the Dem- never scratched a ticket, and I don't during the middle hours of

:t.' The tale of the taking William D. propose to do so in this ease. the day, but there is always a breeze problems that confront you now, or 'i
towns grew almost tedious. States Sen- The Democratic party in Florida is blowing, thanks to tho proximity of ;
,\ ed that Germany would John A. Hsii- disrupted by the unwarranted and unheard the sea, which renders condition not will a few years hence. :1

." Whether they .did stop of Raney,, Capt. of proceeding now going on in only bearable but pleasant. The :
: accord or were finally checked whose 'the courts. Mr. Knott can take the nights are always cool, with few exceptions Look
" about
yN-th. men of af air* b state ..m.Ia y
'I country, *-f*a,
, : Russians is not yet clear. flattering unction unto his soul that so that one gots the most .,'
1' the world, are the men who started t. s... early .in fife. :
I tled down for the winter on distinguished he is largely responsible for it, if refreshing sleep and rises with the

line stretching from the Republican I'that will be any satisfaction to him. sun, feeling fresh and invigorated. They hare the. respect, and confidence .f the community.Then .
1/(' west of Riga southeast to steal the | Yours for right and justice, Nowhere in the world is there! any-

,i ?- wina river and then President, and I OLD-TIMER. thing more pleasant we imagine than I leek o. the other side-at the-fellow who, .,.... aD they
south through Polieccie, the Florida in the early hours of the make-they may .have a food time for a while, but what dee dealt. r
marsh district, to the: David Lloyd I sack sin to Hungary to ravage the morning, and that is the time the I personality reflect

,, frontier. of munitions country. man who has outside work
. Meanwhile the conquest of war has pro- Almost a month to a day followingthe chooses for his labors resting if he A dollar or so deposited ia this hank will be the ;
the greatest agedy of the declared the beginning of the rarest Russian feels it necessary during the middle nucleus of an honorable independent career. j

cepting only t \ massacre of greater offensive tho French and British hours, and finishing his task as the Make your I beginning now-today. Your .
Armenians, wasNpeing enact week later he opened their drive in the vicinity of sun gets 4ower. I
bank book will the .
The real Invasi n of Serbia the cabinet the Somme river. They have gained Some people who think Florida i pan wltJ.State

in thw-flfetjiaycnrf October. adopted. gradually but steadily. must be situated near the infernal re
cess of the"TYutons and the fought, It is aloe the claim of the Allies gions, will rush off to central Eu '

rians were almost unbroken. introducing it that the Franco-British offensive can I -as did ye editor one summerland Bank .I
vading forces!! consisted of in the house be kept up at its present rate indef- spond the time hurrying around I
amount' heavy artillery, majority. The initely and will not have to slackenfor sight seeing, whero tho oun Is hotter,

i.\ infantry supporting forces. by King lack of shells, !guns or men. the breezes less, the shade practicallynil of
O shelled the Serbians out of The rate of progress is -much greater and compared with which Flor- Kissimmee
\ after position in an avalanche than the Germans' at Verdun, but ida is a paradise. Here in Florida .
to which th o Serbians could theVerdun the country traversed is less difficult during the summer copious showers Capital stock _________________ _-----.$...,...... ,
i ,+ reply. On November 29th also Italy.the Aus On the other hand, the Verdun assailants cool the air, the best of drinking au...eM ... ______.____________________ ..........

i proudly announced that the have the advantage of attacking wuter is abundant, and the slight sul Offkor* and Directors. :1'
. campaign had ended, June the RlIs- from the outside of a curve, phurous content induces free perspiration -
t with complete success. full force and while the French and British now at- which- really helps one to keep C A. CARSON. Prost. J. M. LEE. VICe Pre*.

d The winter also saw the of attacking, tack from inside tbs salient they i cool. Emigration of Florida people M. KATZ. 2nd Vice FW.
,
ion of the British in hold have mado in the line. I north during the cummer season is .
ROMA THOMAS CnatuerR. ;
farther British humiliation mach district Outside; of Europe the Germans decreasing yearly, as our own seacoast
evacuation of Gallipcli, to ,bear the hare lost their Cameroon and last resorts become better known. A'r

where tho British held on colony on the west coast of Africa, Our correspondent calls our attention
+ month after monk toeing manufactured the remaining defenders having to a little "local" in recent issue as I
' 'two hundred thousand men, ... and crossed Into Spanish territory and seeming to admit the undesirability

'. ..ifrere .finally withdrawn in d away been interned. of,Florida during the 'summer. The '
j f failure the first week In "' and observa The >ear has been Marked by a local referred to stated "nobody S. FLOYD; *
jSl These two British duos of Sibe continuance of horrible persecutionsin seems to be hero who can get away"

> ,, .'f Trtiat was needed to arouse over the Armenia and Chrsitian .Syria, The explanation is easy, and unnecessary Dealer lu,
\ glib fighting blood of John ,not with where, the Mohammedan are apparently to those who live here. Thisis
", finally brought England into gave way determined to wipe out the Hastings' holiday season when
1 fully ''and '!'uncompromisingly, -giaours."" there is least to do on the farms and Groceries Hay Grain, a.1F, e.4,

Care'elf Milk In the,Home. Say : aid rood bill which. was slgnbd dry city in tho world. In one ear underslop upper bit In the 14 and IS of Section SS Lots 1 to II
> other: branded Al) Inclusive of Section 17. Lots 1 to SI In- ENGINEER
'
: Dairy S Specialist : 'oOo 1 by ,the president 'on July ,11, i A Block of cattle marked-crop' none elusive of SeCtion\ II. Lois I to II Inclusive
4 4,4 + + 4.4. 4 + 4. O4 44.4' appropriates Bradford Knapp, of. the Unlt dStates' car under slop upper bit In other; of Btictlon' If.Lots I to II In. BRONSON BLDG. KISSIMMBS/FLA.. .
''S 11,000,000 yea. for ten years of Agriculture- branded ). elusive of Htctlouslva II. Lots; 1 to. $2 '' In-
Department I A s...cH of cattle markedro Htn- of Section II. -
4' I to be spent by thq Secretary of Aj-rl- i says 'that the a'vcr"go farm value of pip fork In one par. underslop In| the Also the following' lands according __._ _.. _- -_ _. -_. _._ _
The three C's"fbr the proper"care"of to tht Southern Colonisation
culture for the construction and maintenance 1 other branded Circle "V. Company
the hay per: acre in most of tho cotton '. .rmll of .l o ah. Ill Township 14 "Sooth RanII,
,milk in. the borne, according to the of roads"and trnila within or states than the farm I Dated July '6IH. A. D. lllf. at Kllslramee Ilitet. according to Public Record. ofOiiceola TJ1E FiORIDAMETAIPRODUCTSCa
dairy 'specialist of tho U. S. Department I[ was, more I County. Florlrtai: All of/ Lots ,
partly within the National Forests. 'value of the'cotton in the fall of 1914. Florida.JOHN S. (, DEL. I to II Inclusive of SectIon 1. all of MANUFACTURE
[ j> J( .of Agriculture, are: 'The bill provides that the Special Master In Chancery lots 1 to II Inclusive of Section 2Lota i .
S upon. re'1 In 1915. the value of tho hay producedper Maaaey. & Warlow 1 to S Inclusive, Lot I and Lots 11ti ;
S Keep milk-Clean, Cold, Covered. of the prdpcr officers of the I value Solicitors for. Complainant. 29JtSHERIFF'S 'IX Inclusive nnd Lot In to It In- I METAL
acre was greater than tho
\ Is highly
food
Hilk a perishable and counties, the money shall be usod tho cotton produced acre in II and IS of Section I. Lots 1 to ( In- CEILINGS
and the length of time it will remain for building road and trails whichare I of per SALE. : rlimlv and 1ft to Ii Inclusive and
some of the cotton sta #!s. Wonder I Lots *ii. and XI and 1.ot.42. Sect\on 4.
itweet and safe, especially for chil- nccesry for the iso and development Under and by virtue of an axocutlnn Lots. 1 and I to 14 Inclusive, and Lota CULVERTS.SHINGLES
"' 1 frIS 'depends the specialists almost why more folks do not raise hay? Issued out of and under the seal of the" 15, 211. 88. SO Section t. Lots I to I Inclusive ,
( say, of resources upon' which com Circuit Court. 7th Judicial Circuit Os- and S to IS InclusIve, trtd IT to AND OTHER

entirely! : upon the constant care munities within or near the National 'I After very careful inspection ofthe reola County, Florida 1 wherein J. A. I II Inclusive (.....c.lttVI,4 of IJt 17) of
. ; Hewlns Is plaintiff, and Southern Col-i i Section 4, Lotr 1 to SI.'Inclusive bf SHEET METAL
it receives from cow to consumer Forests are dependent\ The work j is II citrus properties at and near Edison onlsatlon Company: a corporation. Is 'Section T. Lots 1 S. 8, '. 5 lo. 14. IB. 'CI. ;
defendant I. aa Sheriff of Oaceola and HH of Lot IT.. Lot 10.. CS. to I* Inclusive BUILDING '
three
i .. .,Milk. .pa88c\: ,,through agencies to ba done In co-oprrntion with the Junction the State inspectors reportno County i1tlorlda. have levied upon and and Lot IS of 8."tlolLot.. .

S ':"-the producer. the dealer and the' varioui states and counties. Not trace of citrus canker in that vi will sell In front of the Oaceola Coun- I. 2. I. 4. and EH of Lot (. all of Lots MATERIAL .
V Court House door at Klsslmmoo. II. 8 an.I Lots to 10 inclusive, Lots watt-f TODAY _ _ _ -NO &Ptt1u.f'9RCA1"ALOGUU .. 5,.
consumer. If the first two have done more than ten per cent of the valueof cinity.: a.. Osceola county: duringlegal II. il 15 $6. 17. WV4 of Lot 18. BH of .
hours of sale on the SB. and all of SO. Section 5.Also '' '- QUOTAXJON3JAGPcSONVILLE..LA.
their clean safe milk will be
part tho timber and of
forage resources First, Mostdar I. Amfmmt. 1.... the following landa accordIng HI

delivered, thoroughly chilled, to the the National Forests within the re- III i 111111111111II11IIIIII It being, the 'Tth day of the month the to plat (of Southern Township Colonisation 14 South. 'Company Range ISKaat. - ?

consumer. The con.umer's'responsi- spectivo county 'or' counties in which following described real estate situate according"to Public Recnrda of I I. ;.
lying and being In Osceola "
County. Oacola Klorlda. Lots 1 to II
S bility begins the moment the milk 'is the ronds or trails will be construct- I Legal Florida, to-wit: inclusive County of Section 1. Lot. 1 to 1* In- Joe E. Johnston

: Because
money > BH of of said
NW14 Section SI), ST. Section 6. Lots 1 to SI Inclusive of Sec
vessel on the street is very liable Treasury by applying 10 per cent of South .r.do Section S>. all of Sections -' tion 6, Lots 1 to 12 inclusive of Section '
S i 1 5. 7. Lots. 1 to SS Inclusive of Section I CITY. ENGINEER
contamination from
to dust
manure the annual receipts bf the National Also the following lands In Township 8, Lots 1 to SI rnclualve of Section 5. '

wife should to have In and 19 (except SW % of auld section Election 16, Lots I to 9 inclusive, and, .
try some one
will make construction ,
possible .the Is hereby given that WalterA. 19) Stt! of NE% and NW *. and. NV4 of I 11 to II inclusive of Section 16. LofaI .
the family receive the milk in a clean, of many roads which are greatly ; Beebe, of 18ti.gdIIf: ,IIt'd"E': SW%, 8W% ot-SW %, Of Section 107 all to 11 inclusive of Section IT- Lots 1 I I
January 11. . of Sections 11 12 21, 24. 25. 2(1 (ex- to 11 inclusive of Election IS Lots I tn
scalded utensil, cover instantly, and needed. Since 1913 ten per cent of try tla! 011119. for WH of SKV4. Section inl'fI"c' : of NWVi of said Section SB ol'). II inclusive of Section 19. Lots 1 to 32 -
14 II S. Range 14 K.Tallahaasee 27 and 2$. N% of NW 1
it without JTblay into refrigerator Township Inclu.lve'of Section 20 Lois 1 to 11 Inclusive
a -
put : National
,
p the receipts of tho Forests Meridian has; filed notice of Section 19 all of Section 10 (except (except Lt It. ) of Section 51. .
or the coldest available place. have been used in i road ani trail of Intention to make three-year the NEil of said Section SO). all Lots 1to 12 Inclusive of Section SS:
proof to establish claim' to the' .land of Sections II and US except WV4 of Lots 1 to 9 inclusive" and IS to 16 In- 8. II. BULLOCK
Under no circumstances should Jin builOlng, but the funds have bean inadequate above deacrlbed. before C1..rk Circuit NWV4.. and BM of EVi of said Section I elusive and 18 to 12 inclusive of Sec
. uncovered pitcher bowl or he Court. at Klssimmee, Florida' on the II) all of Sections' It. 14. IS and 18 tlnn'4. Lots 1 to II inclusive of Sic- ,
pan to meet the veeds. Many 7th day of September 1914. Also the following lands In Township. tlon 1G. Lots I to 12 inclusive of Section -
left out on the porch to receive bulk isolated communities within the 'NA- claimant names as wltnesaea' 12 South. Range 14 to a.l. All of Sec 26. Ixita I to IS inclusive Of Section .
Prank M Kdrls of Lokoaue, Florida t 1'.017ih': 19, 29, 11 and 11 17 Lots 1 to IS inclusive of 8e '- REAL ESTATE 1'
milk. The vessel, both before and after -.I tional Forests are entirely dependenton Banner H. Ouy. of Lokoaee Florida. following lands In Town- tlon 28, Lots 1 to II tnclualve of aec- -
the 'milk is into it is Robt.. E. Willie of Loko.ee. Florida Chip 11. South Range 14 K.: all of Sectlona tlon ID. Lots 1 to IS Inrlualve of Section .
poured accessible the Government for roads and Oeo. W. Kertlc.: of Lokosee Florida.ROI3ERT : : BW.al Inclusive.' SWU of Section 10, Lots 1 to 12 Inoluatve of Section INSURANCEExamination

to flies and collects particles trails. In some instances these set- : W. OAVIS. .'15 al Section 14, all I of Sections I 11, Lota 1 to 32 inclusive of Section .
ll-5t to 21 Inclusive. of .
Reglst: U Hcctltin 12, Lots 1 to IZ In"I
. of dust and dirt. tlcnvants are said to be almost entirely. 25. all of Sections S( to 16 Inclusive, 33. Lota 1 to 12 Inclusive of Section
IMOTItH; FOR/ PUBLICATION.rtnteat Also the following lands In Township I. 34. Lots 1 to 12! inclusive of Section of Titles a
of bottled
* ." Even in the milk
case without of communication. I S4
: means South, Range 14 ''\'I All of Sections 211. Lots 1 to 18 inclusive of Section .
however, the consumer must see that: ... of the. Interior. U. H. Lead I 1 to 16 Inclusive, the entire 16I .
According to Forest Service officials
t Office ait (..l.e.Tllle.. Florida.. Township Thlrtv-four Houtll.: I Also. the following lands according Specialty.
the bottle is not left out in the heat ..... .' Range I
the money now mode available will : 't. .el. Thirty-four Knst to the Southern Colonization C..mnan<
Also the followIng lanfts In Township 1C, 12 itiast.
of
for a moment longer than is necessa; p
ry. Milk should be delivered and kept rood, to inaccessible Sections One to Three Inclusiveall. of 'loin Oounlv. Florida, Lots 1 to 32 Correspondence Solicited.
ceRBnry open up Notice Is hereby given that Charles Section Four (except the \\ st Half nf Inclusive Section 1. Lots 1 to S Inclusive -
at a temperature of 50 degrees F. or tenitory, and will greatly facil-I 1.1..IIt.r. of Oran e Center. Florida, who said. Section Four). all of Sections 6. and > tn IK inclusive, Ntt of Lot ,
Ion May 11 HH3 made noom""I..a" Jo n- 7. and all ..fl'l..lIo"' ,. S to 15Inc1u..ahof 17. I.oti ))8. 19 and 2(1.( W ty of 21 I, all of \
lower-the colder the better. At tote the development of largo areas. try No 01121, for N\V, of HW >.4Section Sections 17 to 10 Inclusive. all of 22 23. 24. Lota 26 to fnflualve.. and!
Robert Riedel Co.
such temperatures bacteria develop 21. Township) !; 24 South. 1tang i> Sections 34 slid 16 132 of Section 2. Lots I to 82 Inclualve"
It is said that detailed
& I plans cover- 2)1) I."MI. TallahasHcc Meridian tins tiled Also. the following lands In Township I (,' 2ft) of .
very slowly and milk undergoes little ing; the policy to be followed in build- notice of 1 Intention 1la'r k threeyearproof. 37. South. Range Thlrt v-f our Kant 'Lots.T..oLn..l"zcRlu'.rv": Lots 17 to 30 nl"l- NOVELTY WORKS
to establish to the liindnlioe All of Sections' 2. 1 10. 12 14. 1 5. II.! :1. iluslve of Section 4, Lots I to 7 Indu
'
change until conxumcd A slight rise 'ing road are now being made. described Ix-fore Clerk of Circuit 22 and 23 to 27 .InclusUe. and Section ing'e, Lot 9 and 1 SZ Inclusive House Bins a Specialty. All Interior Fliisk ,
in above this point how- Ciuiit nt kissinniee.I Florida, on 15. I of Section 0IllrdtfJIO! 1 to iIn'lulllv"l
,
temperature the 10th day of Au u.l. 1818. Also. the fllowig" lands In Town- I I Section 8. Lots 1 to Window and Door rruiM. Window. .

S porch or in a hot kitcchen for a moment : "Goes in disguise wonder !. eo.r. ef CmmtT ....... State .tFlorida. All rWK of Sections of said SS. IS and NSectlon 14. all SI of). eallh.Company aforesaid. Terms of sale ' thfem out. '

1. longer than O*ee.la Ceisisitr Sections Zli. except NWU, ). all of Bec- Purchaser to deed, ORLANDOFLORIDA 4
necessary. Are the brewers ashamed of pay
why. lion 18 except SV4 of NW 2NWV4 *) all of ,-.-,----, lO'H. INORAM l-tmo
t Delivery of Milk in Hot Weather. their product, or is it because the '!. rf E..... .f Charles F. Prevsitt, IIr. Section S7. (except BK A of gWYI and Sheriff.
Notice I. hereby given to all whomIt and W% of NW'* of NKV ). all Dickinson A Dickinson Orlando
i In hot weather the best plan is to users are such hypocrites that they I may concern. that on the lit day of of Section 25. all of Section 29! (except Attorneys for PlalntlfrU(
December A. D .hall apply to awl of said Section 19). all of C. F. THRASHER
have the milkman put the milk directly want their neighbors to believe that the Honorable T. 1t18i.l P Judge. ofsaid Sections SO and SI and SS. all of Section

into the refrigerator, because at they never' use the stuff This advertisement I Court as Judge of Probate, for SS (except NW14 and NH of SWU SHEEt METAL WORKER
my final ,discharge .. Administratrix of said Section 3S). all of Section S4
that time of ;year milk can not be is one of the most tolling of the estate of Charles F. PreVatt. Br.deceased ', except SE4 of NR"4 of said Section 'When buynBREAD M.- R..#'. t ...tIc..rt.
; and that at the same time I 14). all of Section 45. (except: NBK of you
' \ kept 'properly without ice. If a refrigerator anti-booze arguments before the pub- will present to saM Court my ne"llt".- said Section 15). all of Section 16 (except ..

f is not available provide a lic. It convicts every drinker of this and counts ask aa for administratrix their approval.of Section NEli SC).and SB% of NWK of said THONf 141XISSIMNE& Ft.A,

r mall box containing ice, and if ice is particular brand of beer of ,moral pt.. June 5th A. D. 1114. Also the following. lands In Town -
s.eeAfl A. PREV'ATT. ship 31. South Range SS East: All of
i unobtainable, provide some tight con- cowardiceJi"Kind Zl-lamolmo Administratrix.IIEGISTRATION. Section JO (except NBIt'" of j'W% and '
W.,. 'of NW\U. DR. W. w5iAkSon -.
iner'with'1nsulated walls that of thc
brewing
keep company. Also lands .
i the following In rown.ship Ask for the BEST "
.. toe heat from getting rapidly to the Isn't it," says a prohibition journal, Notice '1s hereby given that the Re*. $5. South Ranire SI Kaat: KVi of DENTIST ci
: Section 1 all of Section S. alt
'.1 I ,. ')old milk A home made fireless "to so thoroughuly spread abroad the be latratlon open at Books the office of Oaceola of Supervisor county will of veyed .nd' fractional part of Section unaur 8 We Bake;it. Every Gr.cer ttOtttO. Office 'over' '.

'f( cooker is admirable for this purpose, picture of' its disguised beer crate Registration at M, Kata's atpre, on all unsnrveyed part East of River of. PilleyOffice BuUcIIac
Section *. all of .Section 8 Bast '
of Riv.or
"
Monday, August T. and each Tuesday Hour: I-IS 1.-
.
.- "especially if partially filled with ice. that anybody half a block'away can Thursday and Saturday from .:.00 all of Sections. S ft'klp' Inclusive, all K. BAKERYE. Offle 'Phone 1"| ae.I... 'n_ _
t a. m. to IS.00 m.. and from 1,00, p m. of Section IT East all I of Sections Oaa Administered for HxtrMtl .._
I In Ute absence of any of these devices tell what is in the box. to 5'00 p. m. to and Including Satur- 51. SS. S4. all fractional section Teeth '

with the milkman not d".... October 14th. 1.U. Any qualiflt St. all fractional and unaurveyed part I
A.
arrange
rlerfor vhoae name la iot now on iKnPeflntif of section S7, all the unaurveyed part NIEMETER
t to leave the milk in the sunlight, but WET TERRITORY NARROWING.It tlon Books tray register Due of Sections IS. SS. 14 East of River, all Mitchell StreetO..Ottoooot.o..oo.o. ,
notice will be given of the opening of of fractional and unsurveyed part of
: to put it in the coolest place around the Rearlstratlon Books at the various Section IE all fractional part of Section .

the house. is estimated that one-half the precincts throughout the county 16 CEO. F. PARKERATTORNEYATLAW .;.
I Also the following lands In Township
K D. KATZ.
I Handling Milk in the Home. population living in wet territory livesin Supervisor\! of Registration. 11. South 13 to Iff Range Inclusive. 32. !Kast' All ofSertlotis

four state: One-sixth of it lives 32StNTICIf _ '. ...
Also the following lands In Township
In handling milk around the home, Collection and
;in six cities. One-half the saloons in ' OK AnMINI.RATOB, 32. South Range. 32 Kant; All of f Conveyance
r do not pour it from one vessel to another FOR FINAL Sections 1 to 4 PnrlwsUe. nil of Si-r 'i M. TILLER .
the United States arc In fourteen cit ilSICHAkGEIN I tlon 6 Hast of River. South Half of SDecialtiea ; I
: until it is to be consumed. Do Southeast '
Quarter of Section R. nil
;ics. In 1list of thirty-six states I ('flinT. OF TiffCOUNT"] JI'IKiK.9TA1K 111 l-S BroadwayT.
lot Section 9 and 1 10.1 nil of Section 11'except
not let the bottle of milk remain out- 0.' KM1HIIIA. O4CKOL.A Real [state Agency.
I \ 14 of '
there are fewer saloons than in New C'O't"a'ry. % SW'4 all of Sir/Inn( i
side of the refrigerator a moment !. re Kalste of Ituslelle. .'..r..... I 2. North Hair of North w-M, Quartet I nnnnnnnnmanannnn
i York City. There arc fewer saloons Notice Is fr.rehv Klven to nil whomIt and North Half of Southeast) u"rC'r,
longer than is necessary. Keep the I of Section 13 all of Section 14. nil ciS'elioi ,
that the 10th dnv of Realty bought and sold.
south of tho: Mason and Dixon line may concern on f
IB (inept NPU; ,;. and N"ftli
milk covered, using caps or an invert- I September. A.I.. 191(1 I nhnll apply( tothe . M. RIVERS. M. D.
; than in the city of Chicago. There Honorable T. M, Murphx Judge, of Hilf of Southianl.. Qiinrti: ) ,all\ of Si.' Houses rented.
tumbler on bottles or storing it in for tlon I Id. all of H., otloiix 17 ntul 211. I Kt", f
are about 2,900 counties in the United ; Bald final Court.discharge as Judiri ns Administrator nf I'robnte' of the my of the It I'r. all of Sections' ,. 21 nod i Taxes paid and Titles verified | PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
covered utensils. Any household ute'n'sil 22. all of SertloilH II (c'x"1/1| "SK'4 no.1S' ,
States and 1,800 dry. I estate of Rop lHlla I''a r.on. d.'a..d ; for non-residents.- Office over Osceola Pharmacy'Phone
over nrc now ",, of N\\4)). all "Section 24. (exe-p
vessel for and the time I will
is be used that st
that to snnie present
as a I fr >4 nnd! RH of \ anil' 5 '14 i> N1of I Residence 61a.
.
tn shtd -Court nnnl accounts \"F.; / Fire. Life and Accident In-
mv
keeping milk should first be cleaned as v\r1mlnist rntor of said estate aid N\\ ".4 and SV of( I',, > nil S.-r ,, I: I Office 148
"I consider with eminent German ask for their aproval. I on 2S d-x(', nt S'4 of 8\\"i4; anil N\V'. ; ...urance.I .
and scalded. of 1 all of ,
: thoroughly I Dated March it ii. A r 1 1l( NW4) Sections 26 anil 2'V v
authorities of enormous experiencethat N\ '"4 of RK4" an
bottle of milk A. E. rmouoijT.12oam6mo ( .
Before opening a ,,, .
'
beer is exceedingly injurious and AdmlnlstrntorK i tlon ?t. nil of NF''= of Nn'4 of S. i" ''y F. Kiunns W. j. BTKBD
wash and wipe the neck and outside ''tlon 29 Kant: of the RUcr I that pint 'f
dangerous as a bevera . It has no |Ii'\\" i" of section 33 E..I: t of the Itlv.i,' 1 oot "OOOOtOo. 'I
of the cap with water and a clean \ )' '.(' T'O.f IIKIMTIHt. of Sictlono 34. 35 nnd 38 \ KRIBBS & STEED
t scientific medical endcrsements of 1 Also the follow \lug lanila, In Town- -- - - -
; cloth. The little depression on the I.N'U.. HT OK 'r.II.'ol' Nil Jl IX.K.HIA'II ( '
ulilp 31: South. HnnKeJ2 )Knsl All nf ATTOJNIYS
AT LAW
of the collect dust or which I know.-Dr. Howard A. K : 0'. Kl.llldll *. (>M( K- Section 1 t lexr.pt II:'.4 of N \\' '. ). all of I OOOO"OOOOOOOOI' .
top cap may ly of Johns He pkins University. (>i.,.\ (0 i "rv. Section 2 (except. N '4 of N l':I., nml n'' .
[i water and any milk that leaks out --- I i.of N\\' "., ). nil of Section 3 'l.rept NUH Legal business of all kind (lv.a

1 _ _ _ _ _ __ _____ ______ ________ s-ia re KMate of \\ .llllamriUrrlr.... ) nil of Section 4. lots 1 to 7 Inrludfe prompt attention. .
I may attract flies. Lift out the cap v ; of Section B. nil of K.-rllnnn: q. id< Ce W. GRIFFIN
that the bottles should never be taken into -a To all f'redltorn.. Leirateog.' Illntrlhu. and 11. North Half nf R
instrument
I with a .pointed so I.*.',, and all IVmoim laying Malms of Sections' 13, 14. 15, Lets I. 5. 6 10. II Klsslmmee. Florida.
outsidevof-the cap, which may be'' contaminated sick room. In case of infectious or or emanda aKaliiHt said Estate of Section 17, HFH4J. of NK',4 and SRV.
You. and each of yon are h.'rehvnotlft..d of Section 20 all of Hicdonn 21. 22 and
will not be pushed down contagious dis e'--all\bottles shouldbe and required to present any 23. SRH of NW%. and W % of NW.. Staple and FancyiROCERllS

time the milk is boiled thorough wd should not claims and demands which you. or and SW%. of Section 24. all of Sections I .3
Each
I the
in/o milk. either of against theeatate
you lar.ar.V:; krl 25 to IR Inclusive. 8 V4 of NE',4 Pat Johnston a. P. 0aIT0. it
to be poured from the bottle it is a be returned to the dealer without the of deceaned.l.ite and K>"4 of flWI;( BE\i, and T.otn.
of Osceola County. Florida to the I. S. 6. 7. 8, of Section SI. South Half i JOHNSTON .V GARRETT '
wise precaution to wash the neck as express permission of the attending iinderalKned' Administrator of said en- of Seatlon SS all of Sections II. K4. :
tale within two yean from the date! 16 ,
( Such diseases easily can ATTORN Y-AT-LAW
described. physician. hereof
Alan the following lands In Township

;. Milk in Refrigerators. be made epidemic through disregard, Dated July IS A.A. E I). DHOUdHT.1911. 15. South Range IS Kast' : All of Free.Delivery to all Part OffleM 10, 11 and 12 Citlswu BeM
'
Sections CI, 8. 21. 27. IB East of the
; The refrigerator where milk is of this precaution. Si-It Administrator 'ver. and all of Section 51.'AJsn of the City Building

f. stored should be cleaned regularly, Where There Are Childr n. NOTICE' !: Or ADMINISTRATOR. .hlp.\ 4.the South following Range SI lands East In: Town-SH, of8EK Klsslmmee. Fuu .,

especial care being given to keepingthe Care of ,milk. important to all, is trer Klsial;" IMsesmrsi) nd that part or the WU of Section .
,
1\Kast of the. River all of Sections -
drip pipe free and clean. The ire a vital necessity in a home where !. c.... ef Commir ;,....., State ..1FI.rI. II. II and 11 East of the River. --
... Oveecla Vommty.tm all of Jfectlon SS. all of Section 15 Kast
f r rack also should be cleaned and anyplace there are children. It is absolutely of Jtif.River. a

t where food is kept and milk essential to the safety of babies. No re Relate .f Shadrlrk M. Cba.Jler.. Also the following lands In Town- J. .W. THOMPSON
Notice' Is hereby Klven. to all whom
aMp SS South, Range It East: All
stored should be 'scalded occasionallywith intelligent'mother will leave an ordinary It may concern, that on the SOth day o f Section 1 Fast of the River FIIHJIIERa FD ERAL DIRECTOR
of October A. D' Ills, I shall applyto 'Also the followIng lands, as shown
t sal soda solution. The refrigerator servant the task of caring for i>r the Honorable T. M. Murphy. Judge b*r Southern Colonization Company CD8S0)l)$ h .i I

cold quickly preparing the milk for her baby. of said Court. .. JudKa of Probate, for nat of Township 11 Ii. South. Range S4 and
even though may
' t my Anal discharge" as Administrator last. according to the public Records
be contaminated by a'few drops of Mothers of small children should get of the estate of ehadrlck M. Chandlerd.eea.ed of Osceola County Florida: lots 1 to LICENSED EMBALMER
I ; and that at the same time i IS Inclusive nf Section 1. Jots 1 to SS
f spilled milk, or by small particles of from their own physician explicit directions will present t* said Court roy final accounts Inclusive of Section S. Lots 1 to I Inclu Store and Chapel Stewart Are.Klsalmmee. .
Administrator of said estate, Inclualve ,
aa and 17 to SS
of
l food. No matter how clean the re for the proper handling and ask for their approval' r r.1e""or': : Section t, LoLa 1 to 4)) I Inclusive

HARRY CASLER WRITES !,THIRD. > YEAR"OF-WAR. SUMMER HERE' BETTER- I of your own )local co-operative' farm
.
New Ft'deral'Farm Loan System mortgage society. It is what the new

FROM BORDER IS BEGUN EUROPE THAN IN. THE NORTH Avoids. Severs! and Joint 'law calls a 'national farm loan easy
PARENTS Liability ciation. Only you and other farmers ,

i i i (Cotlnnued from Page 9.) (Cotinnued from Page 9.) ..:...-- who borrow through it are membersof

.._______ his ''been immune; from Zeppelins.One it and wait for the" time to put in It should be distinctly understoodby it, or can vote in it. No member t

Soldier Boys at fort Bliss Restless at Inactivity and Hope other important moJLl..defea'twall !: the sickle. Naturally all who can do the farmers who take advantageof may have more than twenty votes, so
sustained by the. Germans/' ,when so are taking their vacation. But I' < '
the new federal farm l loan system it ii co-operative.
That Uncle Sam Will. Take Some Action 'Or they hurried Edith ,.CaveU a British look a minute; where arc they? Up ; that 'his liability thereunder is strictly 'Should your national farm loan:

Send Them Back To Their Homes trained nurse to execution, as announced in the North \scaping the torrid conditions : limited. He does not incur any association fail ot suffer any. lose the

by Brand Whitlock, American ? Not on your life, except the joint or several liability. The best most you could be called upon- to pay \

From The Front minister to Belgium on Oct. 22. few who are visiting relatives in authority on this subject, President would be Another $5 on each share.

-- The greatest naval engagement pof home cities! in the) North where heat Herbert Myrick, of Orange Judd "Your, farm itself is liable only for

M. D. Casler, of Kissimmee has I rise. I go to bed on a single blanket history in number of men- engaged prostration is claiming its almost I company; says in Southern Farmingof the amount of your mortgage tMJll"tln.-' '
and number slain was fought Juno :3 daily victims, or where floods and land
Neither nor ,
aY just received a le'tter'from his oldest without my clothes and sleep likea Atlanta: you personally your s
of near the Skaggerak in the North bursted dams and broken levees are "For each wish to borrow is bound joint and several
eon. Harry L. Casler, who is a member log. Outside typhoid inocula, $100 you up .by any b-
Sea. The result was inconclusive, spreading death and desolation.No "
of Troop _D, First PennsylvaniaCavalry lion I have not had a single bad feeling through the new 'system Brother obligation.
both sides claiming a great victory, sir! They are ut St. Augustine,
in which he enlisted over a since I came here. It has been
,
and the reports varying widely in es- Anastasia North Beach-all less than ----- .
Hia is l locatedat a great rest for me so far. Without
now
,1 year ngo. troop timatoo of losses on the two sides.If twenty miles from Hastings or at .. .. .OOOO..OOOOOOOO.. OOOOO.OO.OOOOOO.OOO. . . ,
Fort Bliss Texas. horses we hardly have a thing to do '
the Germans as they assert, seriously Crescent Beach and Summer Haven- K
Mr. Casler was in businessin outside of an occasional 24 hours sentry I
j Young I crippled the British Grand both in St. Johns county, or at Day-
Philadelphia when) he joined the duty, or like yesterday, an after- Annual Mountain and SeashoreEXCURSION :
I Fleet, we will probably noon see.them tona Beach or Ormond in the adjoin- I.
of ditch We haven'teven
army. The elder Mr. Casler has an- noon digging.: ,
.
come out of Kiel again, to finish ing county of Volusia. The fishing,
_, other son, Harper Casler, who is a any range for rifle work. After
their attack. At present, however, boating autoingand wonderful surf
s member of the Second Florida Regiment all, it is Up to the present c rather I
the British blockade is broken only bathing without fear of man-eating
i' Band. lazy, useless trip.
dv by the merchant submarine Deutschland ,. sharks makes us feel pity for the :
Twice I have been in El Paso for
Harry Caslei's letter is as follows: I which reached Baltimore July foolish. ones who have the mistaken {
an afternoon nnd evening and had a
Fort Bliss Tex., July 26, '1/1./ 9th. i'notion that Florida is*"unbearable fora VIA i ,:
first-rate good time. W first for
Dear Mother and Father-: go The' year has also seen the culmination white man in the summer time.
a bath, then the biggest meal that Atlantic Coast Line :
of the submarine dispute be-I Guess again, captain. Come and see .:
I received two of your letters to- we can find with plenty of ice cream, i ,
tween the United States and Germany us in the summer the latchstring'sout '" :
gether written the early part of last pastry and sweet stuff. Sugar is almost : Standard Railroad of the South \ ;,
which culminated in the Kai and find out for yourself before ;
/.. month, day before yesterday. The entirely lacking in army diet. and That's what did. Came
ser's capitulating promising to I locating. we ROUND
TRIP KISSIMMEE
RATES FROM
El Paso is attractive and "
h extremely
War is about as slow in an I >.
Department I warn merchantmen before attacking. in mid-July and all the lime We were

f ; delivering mail as it is in everything interesting city of about 75000. By I The many-times heralded l Turko- I there! the glass,! never registered above Ws.Lrajtoa, D. C. . $22,80 Richmond Va.. $20.80 .,. ,
the soil
wetting regularly they nne
addressed able.to lawns and German invasion of Egypt has not I I90! while in Michigan during the I Norfolk, Va., . $20.80 Baltimore, Md., . $24.80 ,,'
get trees
direct today so green I yet materialized, probably never same weeks it was 98 almost continuously .
f' I think I have them all.) Addrecs direct flowers in as great profusion as any i will. for weeks and got as high asl{ ROUND TRIP RATES FROM JACKSONVILLE
I
,, to Ft. Bliss as you did. That northern town. It-looks a good deal I While the Teutons were crushing 102. Meet prostration was taking its "
like a :\'ork"State city excepting for Wilminfton. N. C., $12.25 CnatUDoo.a, T na., $14.00
# will reach mo quickest but even that Serbia, the Italians landed at Avlona toll all over the North, while never
Winston-Sslem
N. C. "
$14.25 MonUsfl eDD., $15.25
j the vail ing bungalow typ of I I ,
takes about week. The soldiers prt
a and Durazzo, Albania. The has there been a case of sunstroke or
i i \ Hot Springs Va. $18.75 Mammoth Cave $18.20 .
AU"-I Ky.
---have doubled the housLs. The business section is thor- I ,. ,
c-- nearly population trians took Durazzo from them heat prostration known in the state
ougly to date, sky-scrapers and Roanoke, Va., $16.50 Lexington, Ky., $14.25 . .,
..
of El Paso which is our nearest city, up ruary 27, since when there has been I of Florida. .."
and the postoffice is swamped. all, and you can get i>. bigger fried' little fighting( in this region. I FOR TICKETS OR RESERVATIONS. CALL ON A/6.: L. TICKET AGENT OR 4; '
chicken dinner for 50 cents than I WHAT IS HACK OF THE EW'FEUEIUL .
We have been here just about two l I Talk of peace has been mostly A. W. fRITOT. D. P. A J. G. KIRKLA'VD' D. P. A.Jacksonville. ''
weeks now end are beginning to pet ever thought existed. The Rio Grandeis fined" to the Germans, with the e0I1'1 FARM LOAI'LA:; '1.. Tampa, H.., .;,

used to the country and army life. I I a disappointment. It is only a muddy ception of the Henry Ford "g. t .:-< OO c 0 00000 O. ...OOOOU 0000 C C" 0 ." 00'0 40 Ot 0' 4 0.+

l can't say that I lik the country I little creek about fifteen feet wide boys out of the trenches by th"l It has been demanded for years, in .

a, where we are camped but in El Paso but on one hid; is the flourishing mas" expedition, which one firm or another by the press '

risJ it is rather nice. W, are living on I civilization of the United States and Chiistiana December 20 unable to throughout the nited) Sta te". Its oooooooo o ooo..oOO'OOOOOK 0404411 ;

a perfectly level plain about forty I on the other the devolution of :Mexico. keep the peaoe among its own members i principals were espoused by all the t'

miles wide and the Lord knows how i El Paso is n big, beautiful town',: and resulted in nothing. I political parties in the last presidential FOR SALE 0R.?;'
.
long. The distance has a greenish' -Juarez consists" almost entirely of I T\yo new nations have been drawn campaign.By I .

appearance but close up everything low. mud-adobe houscc. I don't thinkI into the war. The entrance of Bulgaria I act of Congress, President Wilson ..
'
is dry and All day long they ever. apprcciatjd so much being an'; appointed the American commis- .
grt.y. has been described. On March 10 Attractive, Modern, Dr. Carson's Residence,
heat shimmers until the land Blocks I'I American as'when I looked across 'Germany declared war on Portugal. sion to investigate the whole rural f.

like a lake covered with ripples and that little muddy stream. The British lost the equivalent of credits problem as worked out in for- Corner Sproull Avenue and Church Street. .-

ti the big spiral dust storms follow each I Strangely enough the boundary I several army corps when Lord Kitch eign countries and as needed in this

other till thpy are lost in the moun does not run in the middle of the : ener was drowned June 7 in the sink- region.Its I M "
tains. The is hot where it stream but of the stream b--d and the led to the introduction of
sun report I
very of the cruiser Hampshire by a
ing
) Will sell on ,Term if desired. This U
an
-" rive iambics around deal I .
etrikos direct but a little treaza rs I ? a good so mine while on his way to RuasJa. many bills into Congress. These

usually blowing and Jhfe air is so dry that at present it is fifty feet inside ... were all referred to the House and exceptional opportunity.Address !
' that doesn't feel the heat. I Mexico. Two of us went down on the Senate committees banking. They
on
one am >0> -00> >0> >0> >0> 000 000 000 00000 >0> 000 >0> .
' getting so that .1 sweat very little bank to watch a dozen- little brown :I 0 FOREST NOTES. 0 appointed a joint sub-committee .w'

even when I am working. Everything Mexican babies l in swimming, but a 44000440444400 which worked all last year to drafta "

considered, it is not a bad country regular cam in a few minutes arur" measure.!' Quick ..w

., and as healthful as any one could chased us back, informing ua that/we" The bill thus prepared was passedin "

1 wish for. I think we are very lucky were in hostile territory. So yhat- Coniferous timber has been found slightly different forms by House CHAS. P. DOW Orlando Florida

y to get here. But as computed with ever happens I will pot !ear 10 go I to be better suited than any other for and Senate in May and the differ- ,

1 the North. I don't like it at all. Whilo home without having stood on / exl- the production of ethyl alcohol. :snces were harmonized in conferenos rlEsgeae
life here is becoming more and more can soil,jn Uncle Sam's unifoifn. by June 10th. It expected that .. .. . . .. . ......... . .. . . . . . ...J........... . .. .

,bearable we are. all thinking continually Any'glad that you sent me Haj-per's II There are 592 consumers of tanninin both branches of Congress will ratify

of a "cleaner, greener land" and letter'for I"haven heard from him the United States .who u'se annual. ,the final draft at once and that it will .

wondering how long it will be, before yet. Will try ,and.\ write, this after' | ly) 625,000 cords of hemlock "bark, ,become a law before or during July, :

Living ,conditions have improved himself in camp, for that is as far at cords. of chestnut wood.... \ provingsignature.. *' .-"'
s somewhat slr.ce we' first came; here. he will probably get. The consensusof "

The water line finally got here, although opinion down here is that this trou- Experts of the Forest Service estimate FIRST STEP TOWARD CHEAPER ,: .

about ten dt-ys late. That ble was settled by a big bluff. They I that the farm woodlots( of the MONEY. I I \

gives us drinking water about warm told us in a little! town in New Mexico :' : United States contain from 200 to ,I I ":

enough for tea but> come times we that sixty-seven train loads of 300 billion board feet of lumber and Form a group in your own school' \

have ice. We can also take some of i, troops had gone through ahead of I from one to one-and-one-half billion- district to benefit by the new Federal

tho dirt off and wash our clothes. For ,I us. When that news got over the i cords of wood. farm loan system. We have arrangedthat I Bryan Realty Company \

/ the rest we 'manage either to get In- border, I'll bet it had increased until our readers may obtain outfits,
to El Paso or Fort Bliss every three I I the greasers thought all the soldiersin On some of the National Forestsof for his purpose free of charge; by Offices on Broadway, Kissimmee,

\ or four days and take a shower bath. world were coming( ajra mat them I the Northwest the snow lays on the writing a postal request for it to I I Opposite Graystone Motel 1

J' I We will hrvc' our own sLowers before and they were bluffed. We expect to ground longer this spring than for Orange Judd Southern Farming, Atlanta : 1r

!M long now. go home in September at the latest. i many years. In consequence stock- Ga. Th. sooner you act, the I 1.

.4. The food has not been all it might Glad to hear that you had a good I men have been sor.siderably delayedin sooner you and your brother; farmors 3t I
in time the Fourth. You to getting their herds on the ranges. t 3r
be either quantity or variety although over ought I nay enjoy cheap moncy- .
,o it has been wholesome. It is, try to get out for more such trips if By the time a number of these preliminary I Orange Grevcs. Timber I ends. We rev Taxes for Mre- j'

howeyer, improving little by little andI I possible. I All of the 28 counties of Utah con- local organizations ore completed Cattle Ranches, Country and Menu a4 Ad as Owner's '

think before long will be good. You I I Will try to write you occasionally tain portions of National Forests and which the outfit, suggests, the City Property Agents foe Rental Property. "

see we have some 90,000 fresh troops from here but unless things change I consequently share in the 25 per cent I Federal reserve board may have been 'I

here and the system for feeding them ,there will be little to tell. We are of the National Forest receipts whichis ippointed. Soon thereafter it may t

T'' l' IB 'no, yet perfected Consequentlywe I not awfully satisfied! with our eTTpe- paid over to the road and school be able to forward official instructionto ---- ---- ---- --- ;-- J

get too many meals consisting en- rience so far for we feel that we are funds. This is true of no other state. ; each preliminary g'-oup. Then the

t- tirely of a poor variety of soup and I not accomplishing anything. The latter may proceed forthwith to in- c. A. CARSON President N. C BRYAN Secretary. 1 1
t trouble in we haveno One hundred thirty thousand mapsof a natlonr.1 1 farm loan As
hard tack, but good maala ore being practically over corporate cs
i homes and ore learning: little and the National Forests will be distributed sociation through 'which the farmers
mixed in with every increasing frequency -I The Waters & Carson
) so we ore far from ill-treated. we arc all giving up too much at to tourists this summer. nay obtain loans from the federal J

'Don't believe the tragic tales in the horn to afford a nice vacation trip in I These maps show the best camp sites, end bank. The preliminary groups

t newspapers. They como from men Texas. We fear that before the government good hunting and fishing grounds, also may be helpful in seeing to it

who think they arc going to die sure I is ready to train us, public roads'trails-and telephone ines, and I that the land bank districts qre laid Grocery Company

C if their comforts are taken away. opinion will force our return. So we give directions how to reach points of out; and the. land bank for each district -

Life here! is quiet and easy with are homesick and not a ilttle disgusted interest. so located as best to accommodate ."

very little to break the routine. We but I suppose all this is one of the the farmers of the .South and of 'J

6 a, m. and drill/on foot for three goes well with you and writs me whose
f hours. Then nothing doing until retreat when you can. With love, The following testa are suggestedby The Duchess of Devonshire l Gover- GROCERIES .
husband has been appointed
HARRY. the Office of Extension Work + 1
roll call at 5:45: p. m., supperat !i5 \
Relations nor-General of Canada 's daughter '
States
North and West
6:30 and taps at 11. I often go Troop D, Penna. Cavalry, N. G. former
determine if jars are de- of the Marquis of Lansdowne, a -
to
Service
and before U. S., Ft. Bliss, Tex. !
a to bed earlier get up suns' Governor General of the Domin I ,
:
fective for canning purposes 1
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function of the new system. Its John F; Fitzgerald, former mayorof ''
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'Experience has shown that) farm bonds secured vy first mortgages on between top and glace the topis lktl>ton end one time Congressman, 4 4 'II:'" q
our good southern farms, should ir. m iiti nod at a probable Democratic HAT 0 0 ,
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gradually become a most popular Investment candidate this fall for the seat of 0 000 HIDES ./ :
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tion release. If the rubber returnsto "Rum fights shy. of suffrage extension FERTILIZERS tl!
ft v.41re''prinelpal, : is paid when due. a federal farm loan bond, if only to ; the 4e WOOL ?.
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